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most importantly

Most importantly, you must always tell the truth.

Definition

Adverb: * Above and beyond all other consideration; used to introduce the most significant point in a discussion or list. It signals that the information following it is of the highest priority or consequence.

Usage

"Most importantly" is used to emphasize that a particular point is the most critical one among several. It often appears at the beginning of a sentence or clause to highlight its significance. * It functions as a sentence adverb, modifying the entire statement that follows. * It is commonly used in both spoken and written English to structure arguments, give advice, or list priorities.

Examples
  • When giving advice: "Pack warm clothes, a good map, and, most importantly, a first-aid kit."
  • In an argument or essay: "The policy will affect jobs, community relations, and, most importantly, public safety."
  • Starting a sentence for emphasis: "Most importantly, remember to call me when you arrive safely."
Advanced Usage
  • "But most importantly...": Used to contrast a crucial point with other, less critical ones.
    • The car is fast and stylish, but most importantly, it's reliable.
  • In formal writing, "most important" (without the '-ly') is sometimes used in the same introductory position. However, "most importantly" is widely accepted in standard usage.
Variants and Related Words
  • Most important (adjective phrase): Can be used similarly, especially in the construction "most important of all" or "and most important."
    • We need courage, patience, and, most important, hope.
  • Importantly (adverb): Used to emphasize the significance of a statement, but without the superlative "most."
    • He smiled. Importantly, he agreed.
Synonyms
  • Above all: Primarily; most importantly.
  • Crucially: In a way that is extremely important.
  • Primarily: For the most part; mainly.
  • Significantly: In a way that is sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention.
Related Phrases
  • First and foremost: Used to introduce the most important point.
  • Last but not least: Used to emphasize that the final item in a list is just as important, though it is not necessarily most important.
most importantly

Most importantly, you must always tell the truth.

Adverb
  1. above and beyond all other consideration
    • above all, you must be independent

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