majorally

adv

Etymology

From major + -ally.

  1. derived from Meyer
  2. suffixed as majorally — “major + ally

Definitions

  1. Synonym of majorly.

    • For the year 1927 certain projects on which minor stress has been laid in the past have become majorally important.
    • Two weeks ago the game would not have been considered majorally important, but now that the Herd withstood and overthrew Tulsa university’s Hurricane the game will have a decided significance.
    • Calves are majorally coming from the Nebraska Sandhills.

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