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Meanings of predominantly black in English

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Usage of predominantly black in English
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The facility served a predominantly black and low-income community in West Philadelphia.
Reuters
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For Div there would always be areas predominantly white or predominantly black.
The Guardian
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Ten students at the predominantly black fraternity were involved, Randall-Lee said.
Reuters
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Also read: Here's Jake White's predominantly black XV for Wales Test
The South African
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Like much of Cancer Alley, Reserve is predominantly black and low-income.
The Guardian
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One of them was in Liberty City, a predominantly black inner-city area of Miami.
Dearly Devoted Dexter
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Could she pay to advertise the incorrect election date to predominantly black zip codes?
Wired
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The "natives" in predominantly black areas would develop interests of their own.
The Guardian
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The populations of both Baltimore and Detroit are predominantly black.
Reuters
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The panel they ended up with was predominantly black, nine women and three men.
Mindhunter
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But they generated a multimillion-dollar national tour, playing massive stadiums to predominantly black audiences.
The Guardian
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Millions of predominantly black South Africans are still excluded from the socio-economic benefits of democracy.
The South African
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The audience at the Town Hall was predominantly black, although about 35 whites had come.
The new yorker
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His new school was predominantly black, which he found "totally confusing".
The Guardian
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Will that unfairly overlooked smash-hit musical drama with the predominantly black cast get a trophy?
Wired
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The latest police killing took place a few miles away in a predominantly black neighbourhood.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Predominantly black through the time
Predominantly black across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common