foremost
31foremost — adjective most prominent in rank, importance, or position. adverb in the first place. Origin OE formest, fyrmest, from forma first + est1; cf. first and former1 …
32foremost — a. First, most advanced, front, leading …
33foremost — adj primary, prime, principal, paramount, chief, cardinal, main, uppermost, most important, central, focal; first, leading, headmost, supreme, premier, top, crowning, preeminent, number one, Inf. numero uno, Inf. boss …
34foremost — fore·most …
35foremost — adjective Syn: leading, principal, premier, prime, top, greatest, best, supreme, pre eminent, outstanding, most important, most notable; N.Amer. ranking; informal number one Ant: minor …
36foremost — [ˈfɔːməʊst] adj most important, or most well known …
37foremost — /ˈfɔmoʊst / (say fawmohst) adjective 1. first in place, order, rank, etc. –adverb 2. first. {fore1 (adjective) + most; replacing Middle English and Old English formest, from forma first (variant of frum(a). Compare Latin prīmus) + …
38foremost — Mua loa, po okela, heke, hiapa i ole …
39foremost — see FORMER …
40first and foremost — phrase used for emphasizing the main point or the most important reason for something He was first and foremost an educator who cared about his students. ‘Why not get a job that pays more?’ ‘First and foremost, because I really like what I’m… …