above all, at bottom, basically, chiefly, especially, essentially, first and foremost, fundamentally, in essence, in the main, largely, mainly, mostly, on the whole, overall, particularly, predominantly, primarily
Definitionadv. for the most part
Last update: February 18, 2017
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Principally students don't like to enter into the politics. [adverb]
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While the pair was a definite annoyance to the Parkside police, the two were seldom a serious problem, principally because they were too stupid to get away with much, and their size—six-feet-five and at least 500 pounds between them—made escaping detection difficult. [Please select]
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Jaggers principally rested his case. [Please select]
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Several country churches are wholly or principally erected in this style. [Please select]
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Papers were made of vegetable fibres, principally of bamboo. [Please select]
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His subjects were principally birds and flowers. [Please select]
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” He travelled abroad and studied principally in Italy and Switzerland. [Please select]
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Were these inventions principally intended for an improved scheme of kindergarten. [Please select]
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He was principally occupied in struggling against cold, and drowsiness. [Please select]
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The devouring action of property bears, then, principally upon business. [Please select]
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] This atmosphere Maeterlinck creates principally by purely artistic means. [Please select]
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