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Simple English definitions for legal terms

imprimis

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A quick definition of imprimis:

Imprimis means "in the first place" or "firstly". It comes from the Latin phrase "in primis".

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Imprimis (im-prI-mis), adv. [from Latin in primis “in the first”] means "in the first place." It is also termed as "in primis."

  • Imprimis, we need to focus on improving our customer service.
  • In primis, we must address the issue of climate change.

These examples illustrate how "imprimis" is used to introduce the most important point or issue that needs to be addressed first. It is often used in formal writing or speeches to emphasize the priority of a particular topic.

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