plurality

noun
UK /plʊəˈræləti/
US /plʊˈræləti/

A plurality is the biggest number of votes when no one gets more than half.

She won the election with a plurality of the votes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The state of being plural or more than one.

The plurality of voices in the choir made it sound rich.

3. A large number or variety of things.

The city has a plurality of restaurants to choose from.

4. In grammar, the plural form of a word.

The plurality of 'cat' is 'cats'.