a number greater than half of a total
the amount by which such a greater number exceeds the remaining smaller number
the greatest in number of two or more groups constituting a whole
in the majority of cases
the number by which the votes cast for the winning party exceed those for its nearest rival or those for the remaining parties
in voting:
Brit the number by which the votes cast for the winning party exceed those for its nearest rival
NAmer the number by which the votes cast for the winning party exceed those for the remaining parties
the age, usu 18 or 21, at which full legal rights and responsibilities are acquired
reach one's majority
the military office, rank, or commission of a major
I am surprised that the Prince should have offered you a majority, when he knows very well that nothing short of lieutenant colonel will satisfy others — Scott
to constitute the larger group