priority

/pɹaɪˈɒɹ.ɪ.ti/
noun 5

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(noun.)

ADJ

high, main, major, number one, top

first, immediate, urgent

Improving safety in the workplace became an immediate priority after the accident.

low

Getting exercise has been a low priority for me since I started my new job.

VERB + PRIORITY

choose, decide on, determine, identify, sort out

We need to identify our priorities before planning the new project.

get, have, take

Finding a good school for my son has taken priority over everything else this year.

give sb/sth

The hospital gave priority to emergency patients during the crisis.

PREP

~ over

His health took priority over everything else during his recovery.

PHRASES

a list of priorities, order of priority

The company reviewed its list of priorities and decided to focus on improving customer service first.

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