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beginning
noun as in start of an event or action
Strongest matches
birth, creation, dawn, inauguration, inception, introduction, onset, opening, outset, starting point, top
Strong matches
alpha, basis, blastoff, commencement, dawning, genesis, induction, infancy, initiation, installation, kickoff, opener, origin, origination, preface, prelude, presentation, rise, root, rudiment, source, spring, takeoff, threshold
Weak matches
noun as in origin, cause
Strong matches
antecedent, conception, egg, embryo, font, fount, fountain, fountainhead, generation, genesis, germ, principle, resource, root, seed, stem, well
Example Sentences
At the time of this sit-down, Seehorn is days away from beginning production in Texas on a film adaptation of the book that will also star Taylor Kitsch and Diego Luna.
In 3Q, the focus will likely change to momentum from recovery at the beginning of the year, but profitability is unlikely to surge given selective credit demand, Wong says.
It was supposed to be the beginning of a grand three-part showdown between England and Australia, a Wembley showcase of international rugby league.
Thanks to Webb's capabilities, astronomers are now beginning to directly observe these early moments of planetary and lunar development.
Audrey Guo, an economics professor at Santa Clara University, said other factors — like the coming holidays, and the beginning of open enrollment for health insurance — could be affecting companies’ decisions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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