give priority (to), prefer, regard as more important, consider preferable (to)

above all, antecedent, prior, preceding

hold dear, love

(Biology) cerebrum, the uppermost part of the brain containing two hemispheres split by a central fissure

think something to be proper, permissible or lawful

consider sufficient

consider necessary or right, deem indispensable

pay no heed to, set at naught

know, be aware of, be conscious of

prefer, give preference over, place before, put first (on the list) to give importance

give priority (to), prefer, regard as more important, consider preferable (to)

be first or most binding, precede, take precedence, stand before

(law) senior judge