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Meanings of mostly black in English

We have no meanings for "mostly black" in our records yet.
Usage of mostly black in English
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Come to think of it, the clothing she took was mostly black.
The red door
2
Her hair was rather thin, mostly black yet with broad silver streaks.
Venus In Copper
3
A lot of people, mostly black and naked, moved about like ants.
Heart Of Darkness
4
Come the 1920s and the Depression, and Harlem became a mostly black neighbourhood.
The Irish Times
5
The billboards were put up in mostly black and low-income communities.
Reuters
6
It's a rural health clinic, mostly black doctors, mostly black patients.
Death du Jour
7
His tail was mostly black on top and white underneath.
The Burgess Bird Book for Children
8
Why then do so many South Africans, mostly black, still live amid widespread poverty?
The South African
9
As Beck spoke, a flier circulated the mostly black audience.
Reuters
10
It's mostly black, but it's got some white and some red in it, too.
Before you know kindness
11
I've got my idea of Moors from Shakespeare, and I thought they were mostly black.
The Angel of Terror
12
Twenty thousand demonstrators, mostly black, average age about 25.
The Irish Times
13
Our findings were that the majority of those who marched were middle-class and mostly black.
The South African
14
A lot of people, mostly black, resent the Cup.
Radio NZ
15
It was dated 1943 and had these mostly black illustrations that took up whole pages.
Beastly
16
The mostly black victims were beaten to death while their homes and churches were burned.
A. lincoln: a biography
This collocation consists of:
Mostly black through the time
Mostly black across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common