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chiefly Synonyms

Another word for chiefly

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• adverb (Context 1)

Above all; mainly or for the most part.

Usage Example

"The region's economy relies mainly on sustainable agriculture and seasonal tourism."

Strongest
mainly
primarily
principally
mostly
predominantly
Strong
largely
above all
especially
particularly

Opposites of chiefly

The opposite of chiefly shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

secondarily
minorly
incidentally
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