Beforehand
Beforehand adverb - Before the usual or expected time.
To begin with and beforehand are semantically related In some cases you can use "To begin with" instead an adverb "Beforehand".
To begin with
To begin with adverb - Before now.
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Synonyms for To begin with
Beforehand and to begin with are semantically related in at the beginning topic. You can use "Beforehand" instead an adverb phrase "To begin with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- first and beforehand
- first and to begin with
- immediately and beforehand
- immediately and to begin with
- up front and beforehand
- up front and to begin with
- earlier and beforehand
- earlier and to begin with
- formerly and beforehand
- formerly and to begin with
- initially and beforehand
- initially and to begin with
- in the first place and beforehand
- in the first place and to begin with
Both terms in one sentence
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VII, regardless of what weapons they had beforehand or if they even had it by the end of the Interval to begin with, and their other weapons will normally be removed from the inventory.
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Nibbler. He wasn't a major character to begin with but, once the crew found out he could talk, he started appearing even less in the series than he had beforehand.
Source: Out of Focus - Also, the enhanced physical abilities (at least to begin with) is based on what the victim was capable of beforehand: an Olympic athlete would become superhuman but someone like Lelouch would only be on par with a trained athlete.
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