Synonyms for 1st
1st

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1. first, 1stadjective

   indicating the beginning unit in a series

   Synonyms:
   initiatory, maiden, inaugural, initiative, foremost, first, beginning(a), world-class

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

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1. List of paraphrases for "1st":

   first, 1ª, 1, 1e, 1ère, 1re, 1er, ire, principal, lst, front

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1. Mukaibar Shah:

   The nurse who gave 1st dose of COVID vaccine to ministers will get rich if she does not open the truth else suffer

2. Tayyip Erdogan:

   Whomever I give the mandate to, that person will form an election government with a cabinet from inside and if necessary from outside parliament, on November 1st, God willing, Turkey will experience a repeat election.

3. Kevin Counihan:

   It is our primary importance that consumers are protected, consumers are given options, and consumers do not have a gap in coverage. That’s why you see these co-ops winding down in the fourth quarter – so the American people have coverage until the end of the year and new coverage starting on January 1st.

4. Peter Scheer:

   A news organization that wishes to write about the content has the right to do so under the 1st Amendment, whether or not a journalist should is a matter of editorial discretion or journalistic ethics. It’s a separate matter. It’s not a legal matter.

5. Mark Sanford:

   But I do think The Lead's humbling, one, in this case the President was booed by colleagues in the House who basically said we don't go along with what the President is suggesting, and two, I think that there's a bigger message for all of us to take away from what occurred that goes well beyond the President's comments, well beyond the election of the 1st District, and that is the importance and the value of dissent in our political system.