mainly
adv. degreeadv. mostly or for the most part. You use this to talk about the most important reason or the biggest part of something.
adv. principally or for the most part; used to indicate the primary focus or cause of a situation.
The group consists mainly of students.
I chose this apartment mainly because it is close to my office and has a low rent.
The success of the new product line was attributed mainly to an aggressive social media campaign that targeted younger demographics more effectively than traditional television advertising.
From Middle English maynly; equivalent to main + -ly.
Typically placed before the word or phrase it modifies, or after the verb 'to be'.
I mainly am interested in art.I am mainly interested in art.When used with the verb 'to be', the adverb should follow the verb rather than precede it.