secondly
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- adverb
- /ˈsɛkəndli/
- Formal
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en segundo lugar
- Secondly, it can be employed to advertise and support certain political groups, parties, individuals, and political trends.
- secondly, teachers
- secondly, students
And then secondly, we have a Patreon account.
- And then secondly, we have a Patreon account.
- And, and secondly, I want to increase my strength.
- And I think secondly, people respond really well to respect.
- And secondly, not one has ever protested.
- And then secondly, should I have more than one current account?
- And secondly, I think we have to be truthful to the facts.
- And secondly, I think you're really selling yourself short.
- Income secondly is you need to have optionality.
- And secondly, well, have you done it?
- And and secondly, to have this sort of blacklisting system.
- And secondly, because have the book, I read it, right?
Examples
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Secondly, we investigate student learning over the semester, using the pre- and post-tests.
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Secondly, creating individualized uses for technology may help engage more students and improve interest in the task.
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And secondly, I want to be able to talk about this.
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And secondly, well, have you done it?
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And I think secondly, people respond really well to respect.
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Secondly, the act of leaving implies a choice, which is not often the case.
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Secondly, focused professional development appears to have an impact on individual teachers' practices.
Academic text (2013) -
Secondly, relationship building is often required if the homeless family continues with the intervention process.
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Secondly, the aim of this study is to explore links between coping and students' health.
Academic text (2013) -
True democracy requires, first of all, national sovereignty and, secondly, civilian control over the military.
Synonyms
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Used to introduce the next point in a list
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Secondly comes from second + -ly, where second means 'the one after the first' or 'following'. So secondly means 'in the next point' and is used to introduce the second reason or idea.