prevaleceremos

Prevaleceremos is a Spanish verb form meaning "we will prevail" or "we shall prevail." It is the first-person plural future indicative of prevalecer, a verb that conveys the idea of overcoming opposition, outlasting competitors, or remaining stronger than others. As a statement, prevaleceremos expresses collective resolve or confidence about the future.

Etymology and form: prevalecer derives from Latin praevalēre, combining a sense of being in front or before with strength. In Spanish, prevalecer is a regular -er verb in the future tense for the nosotros form, yielding prevaleceremos. The verb has other forms: present yo prevalezco, preterite prevalecimos, and gerund prevaleciendo; the past participle is prevalecido. Dialectal pronunciation may vary between [preβaleˈθeɾemos] and [preβaleˈseɾemos], depending on regional phonology.

Usage and context: prevaleceremos is used in contexts where a group asserts its eventual success or endurance, such as political speeches, social movements, sports commentary, or motivational rhetoric. It can function as a standalone statement or as part of a longer sentence, e.g., "prevaleceremos frente a la adversidad" or "prevaleceremos sobre nuestros rivales." In English, it is typically translated as "we will prevail."

Related terms: prevalecer as a base verb, related forms such as prevaleciente (prevailing) and phrases like prevalecer sobre, meaning to prevail over. The expression carries a connotation of collective resilience and forward-looking determination.