Definition of overwhelmingly in English:

overwhelmingly

adverb əʊvəˈwɛlmɪŋli

To a very great degree or with a great majority.
the country voted overwhelmingly for independence
as submodifier the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive
Example sentencesExamples
- He had undertaken a Titanic revolt against an overwhelmingly strong opponent.
- The cultural benefits are, however, overwhelmingly heartening.
- In the latter period, forecasts have been overwhelmingly too pessimistic.
- In fact, the perspectives are overwhelmingly critical; any implication otherwise is preposterous.
- Government departments offered their workers terrible pay offers last year, which were overwhelmingly rejected.
- Respondents overwhelmingly preferred face-to-face interaction with the professor followed by email contact.
- And so far, the main beneficiaries (and overwhelmingly so) are women.
- Versions of the bill had already overwhelmingly passed both houses of Congress.
- Opinion among farmers and the public is overwhelmingly opposed to the introduction of GM seeds.
- Voters in Lafayette, Louisiana, overwhelmingly approved a plan for a city-owned fiber optic network.

Definition of overwhelmingly in US English:

overwhelmingly

adverbˈˌōvərˈ(h)welmiNGlē

To a very great degree or with a great majority.
the country voted overwhelmingly for independence
as submodifier the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive
Example sentencesExamples
- He had undertaken a Titanic revolt against an overwhelmingly strong opponent.
- Government departments offered their workers terrible pay offers last year, which were overwhelmingly rejected.
- And so far, the main beneficiaries (and overwhelmingly so) are women.
- In the latter period, forecasts have been overwhelmingly too pessimistic.
- The cultural benefits are, however, overwhelmingly heartening.
- Voters in Lafayette, Louisiana, overwhelmingly approved a plan for a city-owned fiber optic network.
- Versions of the bill had already overwhelmingly passed both houses of Congress.
- Respondents overwhelmingly preferred face-to-face interaction with the professor followed by email contact.
- Opinion among farmers and the public is overwhelmingly opposed to the introduction of GM seeds.
- In fact, the perspectives are overwhelmingly critical; any implication otherwise is preposterous.

单词	overwhelmingly
释义	Definition of overwhelmingly in English: overwhelmingly adverb əʊvəˈwɛlmɪŋli To a very great degree or with a great majority. the country voted overwhelmingly for independence as submodifier the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive Example sentencesExamples He had undertaken a Titanic revolt against an overwhelmingly strong opponent. The cultural benefits are, however, overwhelmingly heartening. In the latter period, forecasts have been overwhelmingly too pessimistic. In fact, the perspectives are overwhelmingly critical; any implication otherwise is preposterous. Government departments offered their workers terrible pay offers last year, which were overwhelmingly rejected. Respondents overwhelmingly preferred face-to-face interaction with the professor followed by email contact. And so far, the main beneficiaries (and overwhelmingly so) are women. Versions of the bill had already overwhelmingly passed both houses of Congress. Opinion among farmers and the public is overwhelmingly opposed to the introduction of GM seeds. Voters in Lafayette, Louisiana, overwhelmingly approved a plan for a city-owned fiber optic network. Definition of overwhelmingly in US English: overwhelmingly adverbˈˌōvərˈ(h)welmiNGlē To a very great degree or with a great majority. the country voted overwhelmingly for independence as submodifier the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive Example sentencesExamples He had undertaken a Titanic revolt against an overwhelmingly strong opponent. Government departments offered their workers terrible pay offers last year, which were overwhelmingly rejected. And so far, the main beneficiaries (and overwhelmingly so) are women. In the latter period, forecasts have been overwhelmingly too pessimistic. The cultural benefits are, however, overwhelmingly heartening. Voters in Lafayette, Louisiana, overwhelmingly approved a plan for a city-owned fiber optic network. Versions of the bill had already overwhelmingly passed both houses of Congress. Respondents overwhelmingly preferred face-to-face interaction with the professor followed by email contact. Opinion among farmers and the public is overwhelmingly opposed to the introduction of GM seeds. In fact, the perspectives are overwhelmingly critical; any implication otherwise is preposterous.
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