mostly (Meaning)

Wordnet

mostly (r)

in large part; mainly or chiefly

usually; as a rule

Webster

mostly (adv.)

For the greatest part; for the most part; chiefly; in the main.

mostly Sentence Examples

  1. The students mostly preferred to study in the library due to its quiet atmosphere.
  2. The weather forecast predicted mostly sunny conditions for the weekend.
  3. The team mostly consisted of experienced players, ensuring their success.
  4. She mostly wore comfortable clothing, prioritizing functionality over fashion.
  5. The survey indicated that the participants mostly favored a reduction in taxes.
  6. The majority of people mostly agreed that the new laws were too strict.
  7. The mostly overcrowded train caused delays and inconvenience for commuters.
  8. The house had mostly modern furnishings, reflecting the current trends in design.
  9. The mostly well-behaved children played harmoniously in the park.
  10. The store mostly sold organic products, catering to the growing demand for healthy food.

FAQs About the word mostly

in large part; mainly or chiefly, usually; as a ruleFor the greatest part; for the most part; chiefly; in the main.

chiefly, generally, basically,mainly, largely, primarily, principally, predominantly, substantially, in general

completely, just, wholly, perfectly, thoroughly, fully, totally, just, perfectly, thoroughly

The students mostly preferred to study in the library due to its quiet atmosphere.

The weather forecast predicted mostly sunny conditions for the weekend.

The team mostly consisted of experienced players, ensuring their success.

She mostly wore comfortable clothing, prioritizing functionality over fashion.