Pronunciation: /məˈdʒɔːrɪti/
noun the greater number or part; more than half
A1 The majority of the students in the class are girls.
A2 The majority of the team agreed on the new project proposal.
B1 The majority of the population voted in favor of the new law.
B2 The majority of the audience seemed to enjoy the concert.
C1 The majority of experts believe that climate change is a serious threat.
C2 The majority of shareholders approved the merger deal.
adjective constituting or forming the greater part of a whole
A1 The majority of students in the class are girls.
A2 The majority opinion is that we should go to the beach.
B1 The majority of people prefer to shop online rather than in stores.
B2 The majority of the population voted in favor of the new law.
C1 The majority of experts agree that climate change is a serious issue.
C2 The majority of shareholders approved the merger proposal.
formal The majority of the population voted in favor of the new policy.
informal Most of the people in the town are excited for the upcoming festival.
slang The vast majority of students skipped class to go to the beach.
figurative The majority of the team rallied together to complete the project on time.
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