preeminently

It has to do with soldiering, but it dallies preeminently with sex, and is only in minor degree concerned with war.

It is about show people, and is preeminently for those who know about show-world people.

He was preeminently cunning, and could bide his time with a patience that was nothing less than primitive.

Congress met did not have voting representatives in that body; from this, we infer the preeminently high value accorded to irony.

One cannot go for hours without hearing about the preeminently important “rehabilitation.”