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It also has a dominant position in rural getaways, for much the same reasons.

From Axios

So we’re trying to get to those companies early to hire outside the dominant homogenous group.

From Fortune

After years as the ball-dominant centerpiece of Houston’s offense, Harden is a tricky fit to drop onto most other contenders.

While the team is small and advertising remains Flipboard’s dominant source of revenue, the investments have paid off.

From Digiday

Back in 2017, the Commission found Google to be a dominant company in Internet search.

While Gezari writes a dominantly American-centric story, she incorporates key Afghan perspectives.

He had spoken dominantly and expected her to yield to his will.

Quebec was dominantly rural; its men married young, and the country parishes had little touch with the outside world.

On the whole the particular trip of which I am now speaking stands out dominantly in my memory because of Rubenstein.

It was run dominantly by my father in the interest of religious and moral theories, with which this boy had little sympathy.

A variant of the ware is represented in a milk pan with a dominantly red body which has a clear-amber, rather than black, glaze.

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On this page you'll find 36 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to dominantly, such as: basically, chiefly, first and foremost, generally, importantly, and largely.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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