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day one
noun
- (often initial capital letters) the very first day or beginning of something.
Word History and Origins
Origin of day one1
Example Sentences
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."
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.
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.
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.
“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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