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firsthand

[furst-hand] / ˈfɜrstˈhænd /


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These communities are already experiencing climate impacts firsthand, and their knowledge is more directly relevant to present challenges than lessons drawn from ancient history.

From Science Daily

Nazari, who is not affiliated with any organisation or political group, created a network to share firsthand accounts from Iran, particularly during protests and internet blackouts.

From BBC

“This chasm between the game and its audience,” Mr. Klosterman writes, “is so vast that most people obsessed with football have no firsthand perspective on the object of their desire.”

From The Wall Street Journal

When company executives and board members make big stock buys, investors often take it as a sign that insiders with firsthand knowledge believe the stock is undervalued and poised to rise.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet the words of one scientist, over a possible landslide and eruption, were hard to reconcile with the evidence the mountain was providing firsthand.

From Literature