Synonyms for predominantly
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1. predominantlyadverb

   Synonyms:
   primarily, principally

2. predominantlyadverb

   In a predominant manner. Most commonly or frequently by a large margin.

   The membership is predominantly elderly, 90% are over age 60.

   Synonyms:
   principally, primarily

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1. predominantly, preponderantlyadverb

   much greater in number or influence

   "the patients are predominantly indigenous"

   Synonyms:
   preponderantly

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1. List of paraphrases for "predominantly":

   mainly, primarily, mostly, predominately, essentially, largely, principally, chiefly, especially, preponderantly, overwhelmingly, fundamentally, dominantly, basically

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1. Joseph Wheeler:

   It's triggering renewed monitoring and recommendations to families, if there is evidence that the aircraft has failed, that very well may trigger a wave of lawsuits from around the world, predominantly Malaysia and China.

2. Volodymyr Zelenskyy:

   Right now at this moment, every night for three weeks now, various Ukrainian cities, Odessa and Kakutani, have been so many predominantly of Mariupol.

3. Angus Gluskie:

   The market will remain susceptible to a return of negativity until we see signs of some improvement in the original causes of weakness, which were predominantly Chinese growth concerns.

4. Joseph Wheeler:

   If there is evidence that the aircraft has failed, that very well may trigger a wave of lawsuits from around the world, predominantly Malaysia and China.

5. Angus Gluskie:

   With many markets having been sold off heavily over recent weeks, today’s rally, like the U.S. last night, represents a speculative bounce, the market will remain susceptible to a return of negativity until we see signs of some improvement in the original causes of weakness, which were predominantly Chinese growth concerns.