majorly
3
6.7
- adverb
- /ˈmeɪdʒərli/
- UK
:
principalmente
- But we have majorly cut down who we see face to face.
So you mentioned that during perimenopause there there are symptoms that are I guess it's part are majorly reflected as shifts in mental health.
- So you mentioned that during perimenopause there there are symptoms that are I guess it's part are majorly reflected as shifts in mental health.
Examples
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I've cut back majorly on many blogs because of this.
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I use it, and it has majorly increased my productivity.
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Yeah, cops would be majorly interested in that, no doubt.
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What's going to happen in this country before things start majorly changing?
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I have no idea if that is typical, but we are majorly impressed by that.
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There`s something majorly wrong going on here.
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Long story short, you're majorly missing out if you don't get this game.
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Folding@home, for example, would majorly benefit from unlocked performance.
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You are majorly confusing the issue of open-source versus what you think of as openness.
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Our recent changes have majorly improved our workflow efficiency.
Synonyms
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2.4
To be mostly about one main thing
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3.2
It happens in most cases but not always
103
3.7
Mainly true in most cases
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3.4
To say that something is true in most cases
Mainly in number, influence or importance
Antonyms
How Much
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3.3
103
3.7
- UK
3
6.7
∞
1.0
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375
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Majorly comes from major, meaning 'greater' or 'more important', and is related to majority, which means 'the most'. That's why majorly can also be used to mean 'mainly' or 'for the most part'.