বহুবচন, একাধিকত্ব, বহুতা, নানাত্ব, অধিকতর সংখ্যা, অর্ধেকের বেশি সংখ্যা
(1) The state of being plural.
(2) A large indefinite number.
(3) (in an election with more than 2 options, but less that half of the votes.
(4) (in an election with more than 2 options) the number of votes for the candidate or party receiving the greatest number (but less that half of the votes).
(5) Large part of a group.
(1) Any group that could turn out its members on election day might produce a narrow plurality for a candidate with multiple opponents.
(2) Some languages add an extra syllable to mark plurality
(3) A degree of plurality , with respect to both topics and points of view, is highly desirable.
(4) It is bound to make claims to truth, but there is no reason in principle why Christianity cannot accept plurality of religions without renouncing its own claims to truth.
(5) It is claimed that the diversity of social movements is necessitated by the plurality of experiences and meanings in contemporary society.
(6) He obtained dispensations to hold several benefices in plurality
(7) His winning plurality came from creating a reform coalition
(8) A plurality of critical approaches
(9) We must be committed in promoting the values of peace, tolerance and plurality .
(10) The cultural plurality and diversity can be seen in these areas.
(11) Ten Democrats filed to run in the heavily Democratic district, but she won a plurality in the April 10, 2001 primary, receiving 33 percent of the vote.
(12) Though by a smaller plurality , Roosevelt managed to carry the Italian-American vote in 1940 as well.
(13) A current issue in many countries is the monopolisation of media by powerful interests, whether private of public, which lessens the plurality of voices in the public sphere.
(14) The apparatus may be linked to a plurality of host systems for equal advantages.
(15) This collection could have been infused with a more interdisciplinary approach and a greater plurality of insights, as aspects of the topic that one would hope to find are absent.
(16) What we need instead is a bottom-up policy of encouraging local initiatives that would yield a plurality of renewable energy strategies appropriate to different areas.
(17) To legitimize this compromise, the missionaries argued that slavery was not the sin, but the custom of plurality of wives which had no doubt been heightened by the years of the slave trade which usually removed more men than women.
(18) The purpose behind this festival is to put into focus the plurality of approaches that contemporary classical dancers embody in their work.
(19) Invariably, multiparty elections in Nigeria were meant to encourage the expression of the needs of different interest groups and thereby create a representative plurality that would equate to true democracy.
(20) We have to accept plurality of values and there can't be a single trend or track.
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