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) lastly, he put on his jacket
You use lastly when you want to make a final point that is connected with the ones you have already mentioned.Lastly, can I ask about your future plans?ˈlɑːstlɪ ADVERB























Abraham was seen wearing a green jacket belonging to Mrs Alkema and lastly , he had confessed the killing to police, said Mr Burston.New Zealand Herald (2003)
And lastly , kings are compared to the head of this microcosm of the body of man.Independent (1998)
And lastly the youngest, Ruth May, who took on so much of Africa she learnt to disappear.Misc (1999)
And, lastly , get a two-litre bottle of Evian and drink it all, alongside full-strength Coke if necessary.Times, Sunday Times (2001)
And, lastly , major changes in the US healthcare policies have made the division's future prospects bleak.Business Today (1997)
He nodded to Graham and David, annoyed that he'd felt he needed to explain himself, and then lastly turned to Nick.Stuart Harrison LOST SUMMER (2002)
Secondly, I'm not in league with any `death squad", and lastly , those cops aren't cops and neither are they dead.MacNeill, Alastair The Devil's Door
Some got loaded with plate etc; then beastly drunk; and lastly , were robbed by others.Richard Holmes WELLINGTON: The Iron Duke (2002)
Then Field Marshal Sir William Slim, and, lastly , Air Marshal Sir John Baldwin.Leasor, James Tank of Serpents
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