From day one
In the first place and from day one are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In the first place" instead an adverb phrase "From day one".
In the first place
In the first place adverb - Before now.
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Synonyms for In the first place
From day one and in the first place are semantically related. You can use "From day one" instead an adverb phrase "In the first place".
Both terms in one sentence
- This is why he's even able to deal with all that wormhole knowledge in the first place, he was a trained physicist from day one.
Source: Hollywood Nerd -
He's not much of one, though; Catherine perceives him as a Jerkass from day one and is never truly interested in him in the first place, only doing things with him because he is James's friend and Isabella's brother.
Source: Literature / Northanger Abbey
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