Not least
adverb
Especially or particularly.
The new airport has many advantages, not least of which is its proximity to the city.

Often appears as...
- not least of all
- not least because
phrase
Used to introduce an important point or example in a discussion.
There were several problems, not least of all the cost of the project.

Often appears as...
- not least of all
- not least because
adverb
Especially or particularly.
The new airport has many advantages, not least of which is its proximity to the city.

Often appears as...
- not least of all
- not least because
phrase
Used to introduce an important point or example in a discussion.
There were several problems, not least of all the cost of the project.

Often appears as...
- not least of all
- not least because
Definition 1 of 2

Highlight Importance
Use 'not least' to spotlight the importance of one aspect among many.

The team's success was due to many factors, not least their perseverance.
Introduce Examples
'Not least' is useful when introducing examples that reinforce your main point.

Our town is great for outdoor activities, not least the well-maintained hiking trails.
Conversational Use
In conversations, 'not least' often signals a forthcoming personal insight or opinion.

This book is full of great advice, not least because the author has experienced it all first-hand.
Highlight Importance
Use 'not least' to spotlight the importance of one aspect among many.

The team's success was due to many factors, not least their perseverance.
Introduce Examples
'Not least' is useful when introducing examples that reinforce your main point.

Our town is great for outdoor activities, not least the well-maintained hiking trails.
Conversational Use
In conversations, 'not least' often signals a forthcoming personal insight or opinion.

This book is full of great advice, not least because the author has experienced it all first-hand.
Highlight Importance
Use 'not least' to spotlight the importance of one aspect among many.

The team's success was due to many factors, not least their perseverance.
Introduce Examples
'Not least' is useful when introducing examples that reinforce your main point.

Our town is great for outdoor activities, not least the well-maintained hiking trails.
Conversational Use
In conversations, 'not least' often signals a forthcoming personal insight or opinion.

This book is full of great advice, not least because the author has experienced it all first-hand.
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