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percentual, a.|pəˈsɛntjuːəl|
[irreg. f. per cent phr. (n.) + -ual, after accentual, eventual, etc.]
1937H. Tingsten Political Behavior iii. 147 The voting frequency of a group increases with the percentual strength of the group in question. 1949Koestler Promise & Fulfilment i. iii. 31 The striking percentual increases in the statistics quoted.
Hence perˈcentually adv.
1942L. B. Namier Conflicts 73 ‘Janus’ in The Spectator of March 7, 1941, shows that percentually the losses of the last war do not justify the talk about a ‘missing generation’. |