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day one
noun as in beginning
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in incipience
Strong matches
noun as in incipiency
Strong matches
noun as in leadoff
Weak matches
- alpha
- basis
- birth
- blastoff
- commencement
- creation
- dawn
- dawning
- genesis
- inauguration
- inception
- incipience
- incipiency
- induction
- infancy
- initiation
- installation
- introduction
- kickoff
- launch
- onset
- opener
- opening
- origin
- origination
- outset
- point of departure
- preface
- prelude
- presentation
- rise
- root
- rudiment
- source
- spring
- square one
- start
- starting point
- takeoff
- threshold
- top
noun as in origin
noun as in start
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
A problem of “West Side Story,” from day one, was the need for singers who could manage the expressive complexities of Bernstein’s songs and the physical complexities of Robbins’ choreography.
The new Employment Rights Bill, which confers greater rights and protections on employees from day one, is also adding to employers' reluctance to take on new staff.
Team Europe has talked all week about the need for a fast start on day one of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage.
Missy Bo Kearns: "You believed in me from day one and we got on like a house on fire. All the memories we have I'll never forget especially the one where I lost a bet and you made me train in your kit. I'll be there for the family and the kids always because you made me part of the family. Lots of love Missy Bo 'Headache' xxx"
Johnson-Thompson told BBC Sport she was not seeking redemption in the Japanese capital, where she ended day one only 12 points down on the tally she achieved on her way to world gold in 2023.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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