Major
//ˈmeɪ.d͡ʒə(ɹ)//
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The word "major" can be used as noun, adjective, adjective, proper noun and verb.
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A major A-flat major A-sharp major Asia Major B major B-flat major C major C-flat major C-sharp major D major D-flat major Daphne Major E major E-flat major F major F-flat major F-sharp major G major G-flat major G-sharp major Lake Major Llantwit Major Major County Major's long-fingered bat Major's long-tailed tenrec Majorism Majorist Majorite Majors Creek Mount Major St Brides Major St Columb Major aid-major brigade major comajor double major double-major fife major generalmajor in a major key major appliance major arcana major axis major chord major depressive disorder major diameter major element major general major interval major junior major key major league major mode major ninth major party major piece major planet major premise major prophet major scale major score major second major seventh major seventh chord major sixth major suit major term major third major triad majorally majorate majordomo majoress majorette majorise majoritarily majority majorization majorize majorly majorship midmajor minimajor nonmajor premajor semimajor submajor supermajor surgeon major woordie major
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