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Definitions from the WebTerm: Major LobePronunciation: /ˈmeɪdʒər loʊb/ Part of speech: noun Sense 1: In anatomy, referring to any of the main divisions or sections of an organ or structure, specifically used in relation to the brain. Usage: The major lobe of the brain performs various functions, such as controlling movement, language processing, and sensory perception. Related products on Amazon: Brain Anatomy Books, Neuroscience Textbooks Sense 2: In geography, referring to a primary division of a landmass or continent. Usage: Asia is the major lobe of the Eastern Hemisphere. Related products on Amazon: World Geography Books, Atlas of Continents Sense 3: In music, referring to the largest section of a musical composition or a specific part of an instrument. Usage: The major lobe of this symphony showcases the orchestra's grandeur and power. Related products on Amazon: Music Composition Books, Orchestra Instruments Sense 4 (Local Usage): In linguistics, referring to a regional dialect or accent spoken by the majority of people in a specific area. Usage: In Boston, the major lobe of speech is characterized by the distinct Bostonian accent. Related products on Amazon: Linguistics Books, Dictionary of Regional Accents | ||||
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