In the early days
Primarily and in the early days are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Primarily" instead an adverb phrase "In the early days".
Primarily
Primarily adverb - In the beginning.
In the early days and primarily are semantically related. You can use "In the early days" instead an adverb "Primarily".
Nearby Word: primary
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- first and in the early days
- first and primarily
- formerly and in the early days
- formerly and primarily
- initially and in the early days
- initially and primarily
- originally and in the early days
- originally and primarily
- basically and in the early days
- basically and primarily
- in the first place and in the early days
- in the first place and primarily
- in the beginning and in the early days
- in the beginning and primarily
Both terms in one sentence
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The merchandise was even worse in the early days as they couldn't even get his color scheme right (sometimes his costume was primarily yellow instead of blue.) His arguably most famous power (flying) didn't even appear until the early 40's, around the time of the Superman Theatrical Cartoons.
Source: Franchise / Superman - This occurred primarily in the early days of pro wrestling, which was done on a regional basis aside from the champion who'd travel across regions.
Source: Jobber
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