lastly

[last-lee, lahst-]

adverb

1. in conclusion; in the last place; finally.

lastly

/ ˈlɑːstlɪ /

adverb

1. at the end or at the last point

1. in the end; finally

   lastly, he put on his jacket

Word History and Origins

Origin of lastly¹

First recorded in 1325–75, lastly is from the Middle English word lestely. See last ¹, -ly

Example Sentences

Then lastly, we would say one of our inherent advantages is we are able to provide flexible financing to customers.

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In the “digging” she stitches together the physical work of excavation, the ‘60s and ‘70s colloquial meaning of “dig” as to “understand” and, lastly, its nod to DJ/crate-digging culture that remixes and reimagines.

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He recorded Beethoven's Piano Concertos four times, lastly with the Viennese Philharmonic Orchestra in 1999.

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There is a sympathetic president in the White House and lastly, Israel reportedly feared that some of Iran's key uranium enrichment equipment was about to be moved deep underground.

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And lastly, if you constantly tinker with what you are cooking, you must refrain when you fry.

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