1. at first; in the beginning.
Examples:
* The doctor initially diagnosed her with a sore throat, but later realized it was strep throat.
* The company initially struggled to find investors, but eventually secured funding from a venture capital firm.
2. fundamentally; inherently.
* I understand that you initially found our offer appealing, though I believe you misunderstood the conditions of the deal.
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