WHICHEVER COMES FIRST

Definition: Refers to the option or event that occurs earlier or sooner among several possibilities.

Synonyms: Earliest Option, Prior Choice, First Option, Primary Selection, Initial Preference

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
You can choose the blue or red paint for the bedroom, whichever comes first to your mind.
#2
The movie will start or the lights will dim, whichever comes first.
#3
They will reach the finish line or the timer will buzz, whichever comes first.
#4
The train will arrive or the announcement will be made, whichever comes first.
#5
The team will celebrate their victory with a party or a parade, whichever comes first.
#6
The doctor advised taking the medicine after meals or whichever comes first, the onset of pain.
#7
Whichever comes first, finishing this project or the deadline, will determine our success.
#8
We will leave for the airport as soon as whichever comes first happens.
#9
Whichever comes first, our departure to the airport is imminent.
#10
Whichever comes first, the sunrise or the alarm, marks the start of his day.
#11
She plans to buy the dress on sale or at the next paycheck, whichever comes first.
#12
The agreement will be signed upon approval from both parties or within a week, whichever comes first.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: We need to finalize the project timeline. Should we set the deadline for the end of the month or wait until we receive the client's feedback?B: Let's aim for the end of the month, but we can adjust if necessary based on the client's response. Whichever comes first.A: That sounds reasonable. It gives us a target to work towards while staying flexible.
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