from day
from day The start of something new, the begining, the new thing, when someone wants to start something
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A one from day one
Someone who’s been with you since the beginning and generally supports you. (Could be from the beginning of a certain period of time or situation.)
My Mom has been with me all my life. She is my A one from day one.
John is my A one from day one. We started this job at the same time.
John is my A one from day one. We started this job at the same time.
A one from day one by LiteBrite169 December 22, 2021
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