Dominantly: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when describing something that has greater influence or importance over others.

• The company holds a dominantly strong position in the market.

Used to indicate that something is more common or prevalent than others.

• The audience was predominantly composed of young people.

Used when describing a person or manner that conveys control and confidence, often based on knowledge or position.

• She spoke authoritatively about the company’s new strategy.

Used when referring to someone who exercises control or influence in a noticeable or impressive way.

• The general stood commandingly on the battlefield.

Used when describing something or someone with great strength or influence.

• The engine roared powerfully as the car accelerated.

Used to describe actions or speech that are done with strong, determined effort and vigor.

• He argued his point forcefully during the debate.