First sight
Prime and first sight are semantically related. in first glance topic. In some cases you can use "Prime" instead a noun phrase "First sight".
Prime
Prime noun - A state or time of great activity, thriving, or achievement.
Both terms in one sentence
- Superman looks at first sight like a prime example; he's a completely normal Kryptonian, but the completely normal ability of Kryptonians to absorb solar energy makes him on Earth, well, Superman.
Source: Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond - The prime minister in Love Actually, immediately after meeting and falling in Love at First Sight with a member of his staff, walks away into his private office and says aloud to himself: "Oh, no, that is so inconvenient."
Source: Inconvenient Attraction
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