above all
fixed phr..fixed phr.. you use this to say that one thing is more important than everything else you have mentioned.
fixed phr.. a discourse marker used to emphasize that a particular point or quality is the most significant among several factors.
Above all, remember to be kind to yourself.
The job requires many skills, but above all, you must be a good communicator.
While the candidate's experience was impressive, the committee valued her integrity above all, noting that trust is the foundation of their corporate culture.
From Middle English [Term?]. Compare Dutch bovenal (“above all”).
usually appears at the beginning of a sentence or after a list to highlight the priority item.
contrast with 'especially' or 'mostly'; 'above all' is more emphatic and often used in concluding remarks or when giving advice.
Above of all, stay safe.Above all, stay safe.the phrase is fixed and does not take the preposition 'of' between the words.