A2

firstly English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word firstly once they have reached the level A2 – Elementary. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning firstly meaning

What does firstly mean?

firstly

— adverb (= first) before anything else first we must consider the garter snake

Synonyms firstly synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as firstly?

firstly English » English

first

first of all

at first

in the first place

initially

begin with

at the beginning

primarily

foremost

first off

for a start

chiefly

above all

toforehand

start with

recently

prior

previously

particularly

originally

or

mostly

in the beginning

first up

first time

first and foremost

earlier

beforehand

before other things

before anything else

before anyone else

at the start

at the outset

antecedently

already

Topics firstly topics

What do people use firstly to talk about?

States Time Relative time Order, sequence

First

• What words indicate that something is the first in a list of things that you will talk about?
  firstly first of all to start with to begin with in the first place

Grammar Connected with, related Coordinate relations

And, also

• What words indicate that you are adding another in a list of thoughts?
  first second third firstly secondly thirdly in the first/second/third place first of all to begin with to start with finally lastly to conclude in conclusion last but not least

Examples firstly examples

How do I use firstly in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Firstly, he is your father, secondly, he is very sick. Tom, you must absolutely help him!

Firstly, happiness is related to money.

Movie subtitles

Firstly, the six weapons are made available.

Well, firstly, Speigleman would never touch a meat pie, and secondly, we can corroborate both of them as being present when Evan, or whoever was pretending to be Evan, dismounted the float.

Firstly, our journey will be shortened. Which I know is a consideration that cannot distress you. And secondly, upon its successful conclusion not one of you in later years will look back without a surge of pride.

Firstly, there isn't going to be a war, and secondly, war doesn't stop progress.

Firstly, Father will want to know how you're fixed.

Firstly, I'm not persecuting him.

Again I asked myself. Firstly about me. Why am I letting things just happen?

Firstly, the company's leader and director, Albert Emanuel Vogler.

Firstly, know what type he likes.

Firstly. justice itself is an abstraction. completely devoid of reality.

Firstly when I call you I want you to come right down and not make me holler for you from room to room.

Firstly, it wasn't mere chance that I was arrested.

Firstly, have you a light?

I see it's ridiculous to make this little speech on philosophy this evening, but I do ask you to believe, firstly, that it is sincere, and second, not because I'm growing old that I make this declaration of intellectual prudence.

Firstly.

Firstly. the Emperor will end the confinement policy.

Firstly, the individual's need of sleep.

Firstly, it's full of cash.

Firstly, it's none of my business.

Oh, firstly I'm very fond of Hilary.

Firstly because we need him as a liaising officer.

Firstly. we're not travelling together.

Firstly. that house was once mine.

Submitting names to me firstly.

Firstly, you came in without asking.

Firstly, what were you doing in a servant's room?

Firstly because you did wrong.

Maybe firstly to have the joy of becoming Anne's sister-in-law.

One may not. Firstly, because it is dishonourable, so much so that even one's dead body is condemned to insult, and secondly - because it disqualifies us from grace.

Firstly, you're both ruined, whether or not you manage to sell the house.

Something has broken inside me,firstly.

Firstly, I am at a loss to explain the errors in the extract from the computer log.

This site is to be cleared; firstly because we want it cleared, secondly, to find out whether you have enough strength to make a work force.

Firstly: what has God's holy day got to do with Paris?