first word
Leading the sequence
First typically means coming before all others in time, order, or importance: the first day of school, first place, first impressions.
It works as adjective, adverb, or noun: She finished first; That was a first for me.
To do something first thing is to do it before anything else.
At first means initially, often implying change: At first I hated it, but it grew on me.
First can emphasize priority: First, we need to talk.
- initialName's opening letter
- beginningInitial stage of something
- day oneThe absolute beginning
- primeReadying for action
- foremostHighest in importance
original · start · from the start · square one · opening · opening line · primary · debut · inaugural · kick off · pioneer · lead · top · pole position · earliest · premier · maiden · alpha
- firstsinitial, beginning, start, opening, original
- infant developmentbabbling, developmental milestones, crawling, developmental delay, early intervention
- debutsdebut, debut performance, premiere, launch, unveiling
- beginningsbegin, beginning, start, opening, origin
- milestonesgraduation, wedding, birthday, retirement, birth
- capitalizationuppercase, lowercase, capital letters, caps, title case