majorize
/ˈmædʒərˌaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to make something the most important or significant, to give priority to something.
“The new policy majorizes the need for environmental sustainability.”
2. verb
to make something larger or greater in size, amount, or degree.
“The company’s profits majorized the previous year’s figures.”
3. verb
to have or show the greatest amount of something.
“The new product majorizes the sales of all other products in the market.”
4. noun
a major or majorities, especially a majority of votes or supporters.
“The majorize in the election secured the candidate’s seat in the parliament.”