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introduction
noun as in something new; something that begins
Strongest matches
addition, debut, establishment, inauguration, influx, initiation, installation, launch, opening, preface, presentation
Strong matches
admittance, awakening, baptism, beginning, commencement, essentials, exordium, foreword, hornbook, inception, induction, ingress, insertion, institution, interpolation, intro, lead, lead-in, overture, preamble, preliminaries, prelude, primer, prolegomenon, prologue, survey
Weak matches
basic principles, basic text, first acquaintance, first taste, opening remarks, pioneering, proem
Example Sentences
He said another "significant issue" was the introduction of nitazenes - a type of synthetic opioid - into the prison in the first half of the year.
The report used the term “black market” in an onscreen graphic and in a spoken introduction.
“It’s taken me a long life to know for sure that life is for living, and that hard graft has to be worth it,” Leith writes in the introduction to the book.
"If an NHS or care worker is making introductions between their clients and potential attorneys that is very concerning," says consultant psychiatrist James Warner.
By 2021, other pressures were mounting on JLR, not least the introduction of increasingly stringent environmental rules in the UK and the EU.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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