Pronunciation: /ˈmeɪnli/
adjective chief, principal, leading
A1 I mainly eat vegetables for dinner.
A2 She mainly listens to pop music.
B1 The hotel mainly caters to business travelers.
B2 The book is mainly focused on historical events.
C1 The company mainly operates in the technology sector.
C2 His research mainly consists of analyzing data from various sources.
adverb chiefly, principally, in the main
A1 I mainly eat vegetables for dinner.
A2 She mainly listens to pop music.
B1 The company mainly focuses on sustainable practices.
B2 The research findings were mainly inconclusive.
C1 The novel is mainly set in 19th century England.
C2 The artist's work is mainly characterized by abstract forms.
formal The company mainly focuses on sustainable practices in their production process.
informal I mainly eat vegetarian food, but I'll have a burger every now and then.
slang She's mainly into hip hop music, but she'll listen to pop sometimes.
figurative His argument mainly revolves around the importance of education in society.
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