What is another word for most already?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst ɔːlɹˈɛdi] (IPA) 
"Most already" is commonly used to denote a majority of something that is already present or has already happened. Some synonyms for this phrase include "the majority have already," "the bulk of which are already," "most of them previously," or "the greater number already." These phrases convey a similar meaning, but may be preferred in different contexts depending on the emphasis desired. "Most already" may be more suitable for casual conversation, while the other alternatives may be better suited for more formal or professional environments. Regardless of the phrase used, the intention remains the same: to convey that the majority of something has already occurred or is already present.
