predominantly
ਪ੍ਰਮੁਖ
definition
adverb
it is predominantly a coastal bird
mainly; for the most part.
example
The future of the Welsh revival depends 'predominantly' on the recuperative powers of their missing men.
it is 'predominantly' a coastal bird
Any guy who can drive a crowd like that from a 'predominantly' solo acoustic set is talented to say the least.
Matt has been DJ-ing for about three years, in various styles but 'predominantly' house and deep house.
Exports were 'predominantly' raw materials and goods with a low level of processing.
At first the fact the audience was 'predominantly' female surprised me, before I realised why.
The area to the north and east of the appeal site is within a 'predominantly' dense residential area.
The people who currently monitor electronic tags are 'predominantly' low paid with minimal training.
All this is happening in a country that has 'predominantly' an agriculture economy.
It is a show but not a contest, and, thankfully, the beauty of sport comes 'predominantly' from the contest.
The shirt will be 'predominantly' claret and amber stripes on the front with an amber hoop around the top and a black collar.
Ten years ago, the choice was definitely 'predominantly' white, with perhaps a narrow strip of colour.
We know it is done 'predominantly' for TV, but we might have to reflect on that.
'predominantly' Russian areas
Figures also show that most incidents take place in busy urban areas and 'predominantly' in the South of England.
As these trades were 'predominantly' the domain of women there was originally a strong female contingent.
The country is a British territory with a 'predominantly' Christian population.
'predominantly' Russian areas
He informs me that the ground below Dublin consists 'predominantly' of boulder clay.
The company says the auction mart site has been chosen because it is a 'predominantly' light industrial area.
it is 'predominantly' a coastal bird
The room is 'predominantly' beige with a narrow white border close to the ceiling.
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