Definition of above all
: before every other consideration : especially
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This operatic interpretation placed vocal beauty above all else, stripping the musical of its theatrical spirit and leaving me cold.
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The accord has formed the basis for Northern Ireland’s recent prosperity and, above all, security.
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But above all else, be sure to stick with items that hold special meaning for you.
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The party has always been one that favors reasonableness and compromise above all else.
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So a long-suffering Zep fan might wonder what is preventing one more reunion of the classic rock group, but Plant was clearly pleased to be performing new music in new ways above all else, and to be collaborating with this group of players.
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Libbie Custer is a compelling character, a fierce woman devoted to an unfaithful but passionate husband, who loves battle above all else.
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With patience and precision, the winemakers of Terra d’Oro for years have been seeking harmony above all else in their non-vintage zinfandel port.
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The project was a fun one above all else, and that showed in the illustrations.
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First Known Use of above all
14th century
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