Pronunciation: /plʊˈræləti/
noun the state of being plural or numerous
A1 A plurality of students preferred pizza for lunch.
A2 The team won the election with a plurality of votes.
B1 The company's success is due to a plurality of factors.
B2 There is a plurality of opinions on the best way to tackle climate change.
C1 The candidate won the election by a significant plurality.
C2 The artist's work explores the concept of plurality in modern society.
adjective relating to or consisting of a plurality
A1 There are a plurality of colors in the rainbow.
A2 The park has a plurality of different types of flowers.
B1 The company offers a plurality of products to choose from.
B2 The study found a plurality of opinions on the topic.
C1 The artist's work reflects a plurality of influences.
C2 The political party aims to represent a plurality of voices in society.
formal The election results showed a clear plurality in favor of the incumbent candidate.
informal Most people voted for the same candidate, so they won by a lot.
slang The majority of folks went with that guy, so he's the winner.
figurative In a garden full of flowers, the rose stood out with its plurality of petals.
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