Pronunciation: /fɔr ðə moʊst pɑrt/
adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, typically indicating the extent or degree of something
A1 For the most part, she enjoys reading books in her free time.
A2 I like to eat healthy foods for the most part, but sometimes I indulge in junk food.
B1 For the most part, the new employees have adapted well to their roles.
B2 The project is going smoothly for the most part, but we may encounter some challenges along the way.
C1 For the most part, the company has been successful in implementing their new marketing strategy.
C2 The team has been performing exceptionally well for the most part, exceeding all expectations.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 For the most part, she enjoys spending time with her friends.
A2 For the most part, the students were well-behaved during the field trip.
B1 For the most part, the new restaurant has received positive reviews from customers.
B2 For the most part, the project was completed on time and within budget.
C1 For the most part, the company's quarterly earnings have exceeded expectations.
C2 For the most part, the political situation in the region remains stable.
formal For the most part, the research findings were consistent with previous studies.
informal I think, for the most part, we all enjoyed the movie.
slang For the most part, the party was lit.
figurative For the most part, she wore her heart on her sleeve.
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