major
Adjective
There have been three major deals in the last year.
The major share of the party's vote came from two provinces.
he had to undergo major surgery
Bastien uses the little tune for the first five tones of the major scale.
The tension generated throughout the work by the collision of major and minor thirds is left clearly unresolved in these closing bars.
I can still remember the effect of his G major sonata, a decade after the concert.
Brown major had a trick of bringing up unpleasant topics.
The argument is said to commit the fallacy of Illicit Process of the Major Term.
The second major premise of intelligent design is that life, especially Homo sapiens, is too complex to have just happened.
Noun
Most of the soldiers in the queue were grizzled captains and majors.
a trumpet major
A two-bar episode leads to the soprano middle entry in the relative major.
Player is one of five golfers to win all four majors.
Renovations will make this practically a new course for the final major of the year.
In the senior class alone, seventy students are Economics majors.
The Americans used more familiar methods: five-card majors and a 16-18 1NT with weak Two-bids in three suits.
The Cats were the only goal scorers in the second quarter with one major, sending them in at half time 17 points ahead.
Verb
He majored in transportation at the University of Texas at Austin.

