adv
majorly
Majorly (adv) means Very much; to a great extent (informal). Example: “I'm majorly stressed about the exam.”
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Very much; to a great extent (informal).
"I'm majorly stressed about the exam."
"The film was majorly overrated."
How to use majorly
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAn informal way of saying "really" or "seriously" to add emphasis.
When to use it
Casual/informal — common in speech, less so in formal writing.
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Etymology
From major + -ly.
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What does “majorly” mean?
The word “majorly” means very much; to a great extent (informal). In plain terms, an informal way of saying "really" or "seriously" to add emphasis.
How do you use “majorly” in a sentence?
Here is “majorly” used in a sentence: “I'm majorly stressed about the exam.”
What is another word for “majorly”?
Words with a similar meaning to “majorly” include majorally.
What part of speech is “majorly”?
“Majorly” is an adverb.