principally
ਮੁੱਖ
definition
adverb
he was principally a landscape painter
for the most part; chiefly.
example
Vinifera grapes are used 'principally' for wine-making, table grapes, and drying grapes.
he was 'principally' a landscape painter
The crowds will show up 'principally' to enjoy their favourite big-name musical acts.
In most instances coals 'principally' generate and expel gas on heating in the subsurface.
That Act will 'principally' deal with all complaints issues and disciplinary issues.
Bell specialises in reed or pipe instruments from exotic locations, 'principally' South East Asia.
Before then, corn had been sold in the open air, 'principally' in Pavement.
This analysis ignores gains in quality of life, 'principally' because of a lack of information.
The restriction is 'principally' one of procedure rather than substance.
I expertly hold the glasses up to the natural light 'principally' because that's what Bill is doing.
It's 'principally' a high-altitude tourist resort and the prices can be as high as the mountains.
The lecturer dealt 'principally' with the budding of fruit trees and the control of insect pests.
From a very early age, she read and wrote extensively about several subjects, 'principally' astronomy.
They now have to lease the trains that they use, 'principally' from three private companies.
he was 'principally' a landscape painter
This CD focuses 'principally' on songs and arias recorded in one week in March 1907.
The Newman Institute was what 'principally' attracted him to come and live in Ballina.
The buildings at the property comprise, 'principally' , the main house which fronts onto the driveway.
We try to police these matches 'principally' with off-duty officers - that's the aim.
Wigtown, once famous 'principally' for its covenanting martyrs, is these days a book town.
The main causes of death were cholera, typhoid, and typhus, due 'principally' to a total neglect of hygiene.
They feel visual communication is 'principally' concerned with good taste.
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