foremost in Latin
foremost in Latin is antīcus, princeps — foremost means most important, prominent, or advanced; leading.
foremost in Latin
antīcus
princeps
What does "foremost" mean?
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adj Most important, prominent, or advanced; leading.
"She is the foremost expert in her field."
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adv First in order of importance.
"First and foremost, thank you all for coming."
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foremost in a sentence
- She is the foremost expert in her field.
- Safety is our foremost concern.
- First and foremost, thank you all for coming.
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What is "foremost" in Latin?
"foremost" in Latin is antīcus, princeps. foremost means: Most important, prominent, or advanced; leading.
How do you use "foremost" in a sentence?
Example: "She is the foremost expert in her field." In Latin, "foremost" is antīcus, princeps.
Are there other ways to say "foremost" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "foremost": antīcus, princeps.
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