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foremostly

7.6

At the very front of a group, leading others

adverb
/fɔrˈmoʊstli/

Archaic

: ante todo

During the parade, the band marched foremostly ahead of all the other groups.

Examples

The scouts rode foremostly along the ridge to spot any approaching enemy troops before the main force.
The rescue team advanced foremostly into the disaster zone to assess the situation quickly.
The leader stood foremostly on the stage.
She placed the trophy foremostly on the shelf.
During the parade, the band marched foremostly ahead of all the other groups.
The scouts rode foremostly along the ridge to spot any approaching enemy troops before the main force.
The rescue team advanced foremostly into the disaster zone to assess the situation quickly.

Synonyms

front and center

vsforemostly

Informal

56 4.3

In a place where people notice it first

is used for being at or near the front rather than only attention-focused

uppermost

vsforemostly

5 4.4

In the most important place in your mind

is about being in the very leading place rather than being most important

topmost

vsforemostly

4 3.2

At the highest part of something that is above all other parts

is used for occupying the leading place near the front rather than being above others

frontmost

vsforemostly

1 4.6

Closest to the start of a line or group

is used for positions at or near the leading place rather than only exactly first

How Foremost

foremostly

Archaic

7.6

first

∞ 1.0

in front

∞ 1.0

frontward

1 4.7

Surface Forms

foremostly positive

foremostlier comparative

foremostliest superlative

Morphology

foremostly = foremost (transparent) = foremost + ly

A straightforward adverbial formation from the adjective 'foremost'; meaning is predictable ('in a foremost manner').

Etymology

Foremostly comes from the parts fore- 'front' and most 'greatest', with -ly added to make it an adverb. So it means being 'in the very front' or 'at the leading place', like scouts who move ahead of a group.