Predominantly Meaning in Tamil

Predominantly in Tamil

Definition:

The word “predominantly” is an adverb that means:

* Chiefly or mostly; to a greater extent than others
* Having a preponderance or majority; forming the largest part or the greatest proportion
* Characterized or composed mainly or largely; having a prevailing or dominant characteristic

Example sentences:

* The company predominantly operates in the digital marketing space.
* The region is predominantly rural, with many small towns and villages.
* The cuisine in this country is predominantly Asian-inspired, with many Asian dishes and ingredients.

In general, “predominantly” is used to indicate that something is more common or widespread than something else, and is often used to describe a situation where one thing has a significant advantage or majority over others.

Translation of ‘Predominantly ‘ in Tamil:

முக்கியமாக

Examples:

Here are three unique example sentences using the word “predominantly”:
1. The region’s landscape is predominantly flat, with rolling hills and vast expanses of golden sand that stretch as far as the eye can see.
2. In her latest book, the author predominantly focuses on the experiences of women and analyzes the ways in which societal expectations have shaped their lives.

Synonyms:

Here are some synonyms for the word “predominantly”:

1. Mainly
2. Mostly
3. Primarily
4. Principally
5. Chiefly
6. Essentially
7. Almost entirely
8. Chief
9. Principal
10. Dominantly
11. Main
12. Preponderantly

Note that some of these words may have slightly different connotations or nuances, but they all generally convey the idea that something is true or characteristic of a thing to a greater degree than others.

Antonyms:

“rarely” and “seldom” imply a lack of frequency, Here are some antonyms for the word “predominantly”:

1. Rarely
2. Infrequently
3. Occasionally
4. Seldom
5. Infrequently
6. Minorly
7. Marginally
8. Scarcely
9. Notably absent
10. Unusually

Note that some of these antonyms may have slightly different connotations or nuances depending on the context in which they are used. For example, while “scarcely” implies a lack of presence or quantity.