prepotently

There is a superpower that is always acting prepotently, yet it lacks the strength of character necessary under certain circumstances, and has no ethics; it is dangerous.

Cuba: Castro Speaks at Closing of 17th CTC Congress 1996

Perhaps the great cerebral sponge, beginning and end of that mysterious circle, had prepotently sucked up all the vital forces, and itself consumed in a brief time all that was meant to suffice the whole system for a long period.

Modern Italian Poets Essays and Versions William Dean Howells 1878

You just saw how a single exciting word may call up its own associates prepotently, and deflect our whole train of thinking from the previous track.

Talks To Teachers On Psychology; And To Students On Some Of Life's Ideals William James 1876

In the three novels mentioned above he prepotently defends the emphasis; in

The Guardian World News Martin Amis 2009