a fortiori, all things considered, as an approximation, by and large, especially, generally, in the main, more than ever, normally, overall, primarily, routinely, yea
Definitionadv. much greater in number or influence
Last update: June 14, 2015
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Though Matthias's policy was so predominantly occidental that he soon abandoned his youthful idea of driving the Turks out of Europe, he at least succeeded in making them respect Hungarian territory. [Please select]
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Hercegovina and eastern Bosnia have always been predominantly Orthodox, Dalmatia and western Bosnia predominantly Roman Catholic. [Please select]
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The character of ancient philosophy or Greek philosophy,--for they are practically the same,--is predominantly aesthetic. [Please select]
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Architecture is predominantly symbolic; sculpture permits the purest expression of the classical ideal; painting, music, and poetry bear a romantic character. [Please select]
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With the exception of three specimens from Charapendo, all have a predominantly brown venter with round, cream-colored spots. [Please select]
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The Crusades, or Holy Wars, the greatest undertakings of the mediæval ages, were predominantly enterprises of the Christian chivalry of Europe. [Please select]
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Though essentially a Spanish city in its edifices, Cuzco is predominantly Indian in its people. [Please select]
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No other Spanish-American state, except Uruguay, has a people of a stock so predominantly European. [Please select]
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The vegetation of the trapping area was predominantly _Artemisia tridentata_ (big sagebrush), interspersed with a few scattered seedlings of pinyon and juniper. [Please select]
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On that part of the ridge just above Mug House, the understory is predominantly _Cercocarpos montanus_ (mountain mahogany), but northward toward Rock Springs the understory changes to _Fendlera rupicola_, _Amelanchier utahensis_, _Cercocarpos_, and _Purshia tridentata_. [Please select]
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