originally
- adverb
- /əˈrɪdʒɪnəli/
- So where's your family from originally?
- originally published
- originally intended
- originally developed
That role of Ronnie that I originally got wasn't meant for me.
- That role of Ronnie that I originally got wasn't meant for me.
- And by the way, Bible is not originally one single book.
- Well, the figure originally had two terms.
- Like all these things weren't originally devised to hurt us.
- Which which band originally toured under the name Mookie Blaylock?
- And the part that you play was originally written for a woman.
- So it's just, it's just as it was originally, right?
Examples
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Did you know it was originally a Civil War fort?
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But his condition is far worse than originally feared.
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So this was the one that was originally working fine.
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And his daughter originally signed off on this.
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Which guess was better originally and why?
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Well, the figure originally had two terms.
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The city came back even bigger and stronger than it originally was.
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I was originally captured by your strong sense of interior design.
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Well, I'm from Kansas originally so I didn't exactly go to a film school.
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Did you know pigeons were originally brought to this country as a food source?
Synonyms
Before anything else or at the beginning
In the beginning before things change
At an earlier time than now or the time mentioned
To give the main or first reason
At first, before things change
At the start before anything else happens
At the start of something
Before now or before a set time
In the earliest form of something before it changed
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Originally comes from the word origin, which means 'beginning' or 'first point'. So, when you say something happened originally, you mean it was that way 'at first'.