pre-eminently in English

adverb

1

above all; in particular.

this is preeminently the haying month throughout the northern states

synonyms: primarily, principally, above all, chiefly, mostly, mainly, in particular

adverb

• preeminently

adverb

• primarily, principally, above all, chiefly, mostly, mainly, in particular
• pre-eminently

Use "pre-eminently" in a sentence

1. A cheerful man is pre-eminently a useful man.

2. The arts festival is pre-eminently a festival of theatre.

3. The party was pre-eminently the party of the landed interest.

4. The process by which legal principles are established is pre-eminently political.

5. After Pentecost, the activity is now pre-eminently the work of the Holy Spirit.

6. After Pentecost(sentencedict .com), the activity is now pre-eminently the work of the Holy Spirit.

7. The Princess has been pre-eminently successful in the creation of an independent role for herself.

8. In music, the first thirty years of the nineteenth century were pre-eminently an age of romanticism.

9. This pre-eminently is an occasion when we would expect the conventional wisdom to lose touch with the reality.

10. The north, moreover, was not only united but united behind the king since Gloucester was pre-eminently the king's man.

11. The astrologer, therefore, considers the planet Mercury as pre-eminently influencing the intellect, with all its splendour, trickeries and Basenesses

12. Therefor it is pre-eminently fit for a shared experience in which the senses are focused and the imagination will be challenged.

13. I'm acutely conscious of how dependent I am on those who built and sustained the NHS – including, pre-eminently, generations of labour movement activists and socialists.