What is another word for dominant interests?
Pronunciation: [dˈɒmɪnənt ˈɪntɹəsts] (IPA) 
Dominant interests can be replaced by a multitude of synonyms, each conveying a slightly different nuance or emphasis. For example, one could use the term "prevalent pursuits" to indicate the most common or widespread areas of focus. Similarly, "main concerns" suggests a set of primary worries or priorities. "Key passions" might suggest the most important or compelling areas of interest, while "central obsessions" connotes a level of intense and all-consuming focus. "Primary pursuits" might suggest a desire for mastery or expertise in certain areas, while "core hobbies" implies activities that are central to one's identity or sense of self. In short, there are many different ways to describe and convey the concept of dominant interests.
