majorly
[ mey-jer-lee ]
/ ˈmeɪ dʒər li /
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adverb
Slang. extremely; thoroughly: The class was majorly hard.
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Nearby words
- majoritarianism,
- majority,
- majority carrier,
- majority leader,
- majority-minority,
- majunga,
- majuro,
- majuscule,
- mak,
- makah
Origin of majorly
First recorded in 1980–85
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Examples from the Web for majorly
Here are my picks for five majorly sexy and erotic novels involving interesting and complex characters and a ton of erotic sex.
Introspection is majorly in order, as you address certain excesses and make strides to temper them.
He did not realise who we were, and that, though I was in woman's dress, I had majorly authority.
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majorly
/ (ˈmeɪdʒəlɪ) /
adverb
slang, mainly US and Canadian very; really; extremelyit was majorly important for us to do that
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majorly
by 1887, from major (adj.) + -ly (2). Common in popular U.S. colloquial speech from c.1995.
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