Pronunciation

/sɪˈkəndli/

Definitions

• Adverb: Used to indicate the sequence of events or to emphasize something that comes after another point or item in a list. It can also imply comparison or contrast.

Phrases

• “Firstly, and secondly” is a structure used to list points or reasons.
• “In conclusion, secondly…” signals a continuation after summarizing main points.
• “Secondly, it’s important to…”

Example Sentences

• Comparison: “She has two advantages: firstly, her language skills; secondly, her experience in the field.”
• Sequence: “Let’s discuss the problem. Firstly, we need to understand the cause; secondly, we’ll find a solution.”
• Contrast: “While some prefer coffee, secondly, others opt for tea as their morning beverage.”

Synonyms

• Next
• Secondly, however
• Moreover
• Furthermore
• Also
• In addition
• Then
• Subsequently

Note:**

As “secondly” is primarily an adverb, it does not have direct noun, verb, or adjective forms. The examples provided above focus on its usage as an adverb in various contexts.