Definition of preferentially in English:

preferentially

adverb prɛfəˈrɛnʃ(ə)liˌprɛfəˈrɛn(t)ʃəli

1In a way that involves preference or partiality; more favourably.
he was treated preferentially over other customers
Example sentencesExamples
- He showed that basic level terms were used preferentially to describe individual images.
- Preferentially, submission should be by email.
- Customers will select preferentially products whose trademarks they identify.
- No longer could local governments buy preferentially from local vendors.
- Some search engines allow advertisers or fee payers to have their pages displayed preferentially.
- Bicycle riders are treated preferentially with facilities, like convenient parking, lockers, and showers.
- We can't be seen to be acting preferentially, whatever we do has to be acceptable to all of them.
- Larger items were selected preferentially over small ones.
- Nearly 3 in 4 people think that search engines should not be able to preferentially promote their own services.
- I find myself using that address preferentially now.
1. 1.1 With greater likelihood; to a greater degree.
  infection occurs preferentially in early childhood
  Example sentencesExamples
  Infection occurs preferentially in early childhood and once established tends to persist for years or decades.
  This fungus preferentially inhabits low-lying wet areas.
  It tends to preferentially involve trunk and extremities.
  Specifically designed oral fluid collection devices preferentially pull this fluid from the capillaries.
  Males are preferentially affected.

Definition of preferentially in US English:

preferentially

adverbˌprefəˈren(t)SHəlēˌprɛfəˈrɛn(t)ʃəli

1In a way that involves preference or partiality; more favorably.
he was treated preferentially over other customers
Example sentencesExamples
- He showed that basic level terms were used preferentially to describe individual images.
- I find myself using that address preferentially now.
- Preferentially, submission should be by email.
- Bicycle riders are treated preferentially with facilities, like convenient parking, lockers, and showers.
- Larger items were selected preferentially over small ones.
- We can't be seen to be acting preferentially, whatever we do has to be acceptable to all of them.
- Some search engines allow advertisers or fee payers to have their pages displayed preferentially.
- Nearly 3 in 4 people think that search engines should not be able to preferentially promote their own services.
- No longer could local governments buy preferentially from local vendors.
- Customers will select preferentially products whose trademarks they identify.
1. 1.1 With greater likelihood; to a greater degree.
  infection occurs preferentially in early childhood
  Example sentencesExamples
  This fungus preferentially inhabits low-lying wet areas.
  Specifically designed oral fluid collection devices preferentially pull this fluid from the capillaries.
  Males are preferentially affected.
  Infection occurs preferentially in early childhood and once established tends to persist for years or decades.
  It tends to preferentially involve trunk and extremities.

词汇	preferentially
释义	Definition of preferentially in English: preferentially adverb prɛfəˈrɛnʃ(ə)liˌprɛfəˈrɛn(t)ʃəli 1In a way that involves preference or partiality; more favourably. he was treated preferentially over other customers Example sentencesExamples He showed that basic level terms were used preferentially to describe individual images. Preferentially, submission should be by email. Customers will select preferentially products whose trademarks they identify. No longer could local governments buy preferentially from local vendors. Some search engines allow advertisers or fee payers to have their pages displayed preferentially. Bicycle riders are treated preferentially with facilities, like convenient parking, lockers, and showers. We can't be seen to be acting preferentially, whatever we do has to be acceptable to all of them. Larger items were selected preferentially over small ones. Nearly 3 in 4 people think that search engines should not be able to preferentially promote their own services. I find myself using that address preferentially now. 1.1 With greater likelihood; to a greater degree. infection occurs preferentially in early childhood Example sentencesExamples Infection occurs preferentially in early childhood and once established tends to persist for years or decades. This fungus preferentially inhabits low-lying wet areas. It tends to preferentially involve trunk and extremities. Specifically designed oral fluid collection devices preferentially pull this fluid from the capillaries. Males are preferentially affected. Definition of preferentially in US English: preferentially adverbˌprefəˈren(t)SHəlēˌprɛfəˈrɛn(t)ʃəli 1In a way that involves preference or partiality; more favorably. he was treated preferentially over other customers Example sentencesExamples He showed that basic level terms were used preferentially to describe individual images. I find myself using that address preferentially now. Preferentially, submission should be by email. Bicycle riders are treated preferentially with facilities, like convenient parking, lockers, and showers. Larger items were selected preferentially over small ones. We can't be seen to be acting preferentially, whatever we do has to be acceptable to all of them. Some search engines allow advertisers or fee payers to have their pages displayed preferentially. Nearly 3 in 4 people think that search engines should not be able to preferentially promote their own services. No longer could local governments buy preferentially from local vendors. Customers will select preferentially products whose trademarks they identify. 1.1 With greater likelihood; to a greater degree. infection occurs preferentially in early childhood Example sentencesExamples This fungus preferentially inhabits low-lying wet areas. Specifically designed oral fluid collection devices preferentially pull this fluid from the capillaries. Males are preferentially affected. Infection occurs preferentially in early childhood and once established tends to persist for years or decades. It tends to preferentially involve trunk and extremities.
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