Majority

What do we mean by majority?

The greater number or part; a number more than half of the total. noun

The amount by which the greater number of votes cast, as in an election, exceeds the total number of remaining votes. noun

The political party, group, or faction having the most power by virtue of its larger representation or electoral strength. noun

The age at which a person is recognized as an adult by the law. noun

The military rank, commission, or office of a major. noun

The state of being major or greater; superiority; preponderance. noun

The greater number; more than half the whole number: as, a majority of mankind; a majority of votes. See plurality. noun

The excess of one of two groups of things which have been enumerated over the other: as, the measure was carried by a majority of twenty votes; his majority was two to one. noun

Full age; the age at which the laws of a country permit a young person to manage his own affairs and to exercise the rights of citizenship—in most countries twenty-one years. noun

The office, rank, or commission of a major. noun

L. majores. Ancestors; ancestry. noun

The quality or condition of being major or greater; superiority. noun

The military rank of a major. noun

The condition of being of full age, or authorized by law to manage one's own affairs. noun

The greater number; more than half noun

Ancestors; ancestry. noun

The amount or number by which one aggregate exceeds all other aggregates with which it is contrasted; especially, the number by which the votes for a successful candidate exceed those for all other candidates. See Plurality. noun

To die. noun

More than half (50%) of some group noun

More than half (50%) of some group.

The difference between the winning vote and the rest of the votes.

Legal adulthood.

The office held by a member of the armed forces in the rank of major.

Ancestors; ancestry.

A term coined by Venus Raj, as first heard during the question and answer portion of the 2010 Miss Universe Pageant. It comes from the root word "bonggang bongga", a term commonly used in Filipino gayspeak, which means "extravagantly extravagant", "outlandishly outlandish", or "exuberantly exuberant". Urban Dictionary

At Miss Universe Pageant 2010, during the Q&A Portion. Miss Philippines answered two times Major. And its very popular now. Urban Dictionary

The English translation of the Filipino colloquialism: bonggang bongga. Culled primarily from local gay lingo. Popularized by Ma. Venus Raj during the question and answer portion of the 2010 Ms. Universe pageant. She may have also meant to say "medyo, medyo" or "chever, chever". Urban Dictionary

A Filipino slang for huge / enormous or immense. (c. 2010) This was taken from the common trait of the language of Filipino or some south east asians which repeats the adjective to make it more intense. literal tagalog translation: malaking-malaki (huge) Urban Dictionary

An adjective used to describe something to the highest level of fierce, awesome, beast, etc. Mainly used by Posh, the hot and sexy Victoria Beckham. Urban Dictionary

A word majorly used by the major Victoria Beckam. Urban Dictionary

The greater part or number of something. ie. Group or people or bag of candy. Urban Dictionary

Major is a name given to males, most of the time. It consists of the letters 'M', 'A', 'J', 'O', and 'R'. The name isn't very common but it sounds hella dope. Urban Dictionary

Another word for awsome. Urban Dictionary

Very. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to majority:
majority, maturity, minority, majorly, majoring, majorate, masorite, majorat, majorian, majoris, majorize, majorie, majorism, majori.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word majority:
shareholder, whip, minority, stake, seats, vote, democrats, opinion, revenues, commune, voting, coalition, referendum, inhabitants, leader, practiced, senate, speak, election, ethnic, christianity, favour, muslim, orthodox, labour, reporting, legislature, electoral, speaking.

Words that rhyme with majority:
authority, priority, minority, sorority, seniority, superiority, inferiority, supermajority, supreme authority, civil authority, regulatory authority, with authority, redevelopment authority, dority, authority e.

Adjectives that are often used to describe majority:
vast, great, large, overwhelming, absolute, clear, simple, parliamentary, republican, democratic, substantial, immense, bare, silent, numerical, conservative, narrow, overall, huge, popular, liberal, muslim, qualified, necessary, slight, comfortable, solid, hindu, dominant, enormous, decisive, largest, electoral, protestant, legislative, slim, african, congressional, whig, ethnic, hostile, requisite, arab, tory, handsome, slender, concurrent, stable, speaking, massive, safe, catholic, vote, preponderant, fourths, sizable, compact, socialist, fifths, required, unofficial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective majority:
provinces, areas, leader, districts, state, rule, system, countries, district, province, minority, vote, states, voting, counties, area, constituencies, government, principle, country, population, requirement, city, india, regions, seats, groups, region, societies, carrier, populations, support, nation, rules, schools, cities, culture, relationship, status, students, nations, group, opinion, party, relations, ownership, society, kashmir, communities, congress, situation, black, differences, american, ballot, bengal, situations, america, logic, pakistan, towns, winner, provisions, governments, votes, approval, constituency, punjab, elections, council, county, doctrine, town, election, requirements, firms, interaction, scheme, game, cultures, jammu, context, politics, municipalities, board, republics, churches, conflict.

Words that sound like majority:
majority, maturity, majorities, minority, immaturity, maturities, moretti, minorities, marathi, molarity, meliority, machete, mccarty, majorette, majorettes, moretto, moretta, moriarity, megera, meryta, mulready, mcgrady, majesty, magenta, maserati, morty, morte, morita, maturate, maitre d, mccready, legerity, matura, morti, maurita, mccreadie, morot, magiera, mediety, maritta.