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day one

noun

  1. (often initial capital letters) the very first day or beginning of something.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of day one1

First recorded in 1975–80
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Despite his own family's discomfort with his antics, Hegseth kept up the scenery-chewing, bellowing about the all-powerful, forever-mysterious "they" have "come after me from day one."

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By the end of day one, she’s already seeing her efforts take shape, confident that hard work will rise to the top — and her dedication will push her teammates.

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Admittedly, "You" — the Netflix series wrapping up with its fifth and final season — was never really in Joe’s corner, with star Penn Badgley firmly reminding fans from day one that Joe was not someone to root for.

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It was Monday evening and day one of a week's preparation that ends with a Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider against France at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham on Saturday was done.

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“We’re in Day One of this new chapter on this issue where my hope is that generations from now, it will become instinctual,” Santana said in an interview.

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