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thirdly
This term is primarily used in formal writing, academic essays, or structured speeches to organize a sequence of arguments or points. It signals a logical progression, typically following "firstly" and "secondly," to help the reader or listener track the order of a presentation.
In modern conversational English, "thirdly" can often feel overly stiff or pedantic. Speakers and writers frequently replace it with "third" or "the third point is" to achieve a more natural, less rigid tone while maintaining the same organizational function.
Meanings
Examples
Firstly, we need more funding. Secondly, we need more staff. Thirdly, we need a better office space.
Firstly, we need more funding. Secondly, we need more staff. Thirdly, we need a better office space.
Thirdly, the historical evidence suggests that the empire collapsed due to internal strife.
I believe this plan is flawed because it is too expensive, it takes too long, and thirdly, it is simply impractical.
I believe this plan is flawed because it is too expensive, it takes too long, and thirdly, it is simply impractical.
Thirdly, you must ensure that all safety valves are closed before starting the engine.
We should consider the environmental impact. Next, the social cost. Thirdly, the long term economic viability.
We should consider the environmental impact. Next, the social cost. Thirdly, the long term economic viability.
Thirdly, I would like to thank my parents for their unwavering support during my studies.
The suspect had a motive, he had the opportunity, and thirdly, his fingerprints were found at the scene.
The suspect had a motive, he had the opportunity, and thirdly, his fingerprints were found at the scene.
Thirdly, the patient reported a significant decrease in joint pain after two weeks of treatment.