foremost

IPA: fˈɔrmoʊst

Positioned in front of (all) others in space, most forward.
Coming before (all) others in time.
Of the highest rank or position; of the greatest importance; of the highest priority.
(nautical) Closest to the bow.

Examples of "foremost" in Sentences

The bow is the foremost part of the hull.
Foremost is the need to heal the environment.
He was the foremost genealogist of the tribe.
He is first and foremost a magician and hypnotist.
Japanese reprisal was foremost in the mind of the people.
That being first and foremost, is why JBT works as a brand.
Isn't this possibly the foremost criticism of functionalism
Conservation of the species remains the foremost consideration.
The first and foremost was with the way the vandal was blocked.
Of the many reasons for fighting, the foremost is for retaliation.
It is the foremost of the striking weapons of the son of Madravati.
First and foremost is that program at Naperville Central HS, in Naperville, Illinois.
I want them to be touched by it because to me novel writing, first and foremost, is storytelling.
Among them, the foremost is the old commandment, as old as the oldest documents of any nation: Thou shalt not kill!
“First and foremost is instituting a more stringent employee-training regimen and issuing a press release about it.”
First and foremost is the time he played Howard Payne, the maniacal disgruntled ex-cop, against Keanu Reeves in Speed (1994).
First and foremost is that you want to recognize that mental health problems, including addictions, are among the most common medical problems that exist!
My complaint with the book, first and foremost, is the “tag line” on the cover of the paperback (not sure if it was on the hardcover): Has history been wrong for 200 years?