A major

[ay may-jer]

noun

1. Music.,  the key that has A as the tonic or first note of its scale and is represented by a key signature having three sharps.

Example Sentences

Mizuho analyst David Bellinger called it “a major step forward in the adoption and broader acceleration of agentic commerce.”

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While most of these Western funds may be in some sort of “dilemma,” trying to figure out if they’ve missed the boat, Costa believes gold “deserves to be multiples of where it is now,” and that over the long term, prices can still have a “major run” higher.

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In 2024, he received $13,300 from FedEx, a major employer in Memphis, and $10,000 from American Crystal Sugar.

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He praised a major donor to his election campaign seated in the gallery.

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The additional global 10% tariffs on softwood lumber means the product from Canada - the second largest producer of globally and a major US supplier - is now tariffed at more than 45%.

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