predominantly — mainly; for the most part; chiefly
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: mainly; for the most part; chiefly
Pronunciation (IPA): /prɪˈdɑːmɪnəntli/
Korean meaning: 주로, 대부분, 압도적으로
Korean pronunciation: 프리**다**미넌틀리
Example Sentences
- My diet is predominantly pizza and instant noodles, which my mom predominantly disapproves of.
- The conference was predominantly attended by tech professionals.
- Her wardrobe is predominantly black, making her look like a fashionable ninja.
predominantly
ADVERB//prɪˈdɑːmɪnəntli//
mainly; for the most part; chiefly
Students predominantly choose pizza over other lunch options at school
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What appeared predominantly obvious was apparently not so evidently true!
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Origin
From Latin 'predominari' meaning 'to be superior or prevail,' composed of 'prae' (before/superior) and 'dominari' (to rule/dominate). The adverbial form developed through Old French and Middle English.
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“My diet is predominantly pizza and instant noodles, which my mom predominantly disapproves of.”
“The conference was predominantly attended by tech professionals.”
“Her wardrobe is predominantly black, making her look like a fashionable ninja.”
“The region is predominantly agricultural, with vast fields of crops.”
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