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Opposite of first in importance
“Move onto the secondary objectives once the primary ones have been completed.”
Opposite of earliest in time or order
“This will be the next, and last, race that you will run, so make it count!”
Opposite of introductory, preliminary, serving as a prelude or preface
“In the closing speech, counsel will summarise his case and draw on the evidence which supports his theory of the case.”
Opposite of without intervening factors or intermediaries
Opposite of superseding others in importance or status
“In a result that shocked everyone, the third-seeded player was knocked out by the lowest seed in the competition.”
Opposite of of the most basic kind, especially on a fundamental level
Opposite of relating to the character of an early stage in the evolutionary or historical development of something
Opposite of in an early stage
Opposite of characterized by something exceptional or beyond ordinary
“From the beginning, it was apparent that she was not an ordinary child.”
Opposite of of, or involved in the affairs of, the community, especially in government or entertainment
“Johnny is an obscure actor whose work tends towards arthouse and indie flicks.”
Opposite of in the lowest position or state
Opposite of superseding others in importance or status
“His punches were weak and slow, and I can claim with confidence that he was the worst boxer that I had ever seen.”
Opposite of high in quality or standard
“It is a substandard acquisition that is draining our finances.”
Opposite of recognized for one's power, talents or achievements
“The class focused on the lesser-known inconspicuous religious leaders of the last century.”
Opposite of without intervening factors or intermediaries
“Intermediary measures are needed for service issues like response times for security authorization requests and help desk calls.”
(of a piece of artistic work) Opposite of freshly completed and subject to refinement or editing
“Reynolds commented that the final cut did not include much of the ad-libbed dialog between himself and his fellow actors.”
Opposite of an item's relative importance
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