START as NOUN

1. Meaning
   • the act of starting something
   Synonym(s)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • he was responsible for the beginning of negotiations
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • change of state (what does change of state mean?)
   Antonym(s)
   • finish (what does finish mean?)
   • finishing (what does finishing mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • springboard (what does springboard mean?)
   • jumping-off point (what does jumping-off point mean?)
   • point of departure (what does point of departure mean?)
   • activation (what does activation mean?)
   • attack (what does attack mean?)
   • tone-beginning (what does tone-beginning mean?)
   • constitution (what does constitution mean?)
   • establishment (what does establishment mean?)
   • formation (what does formation mean?)
   • organization (what does organization mean?)
   • organisation (what does organisation mean?)
   • Creation (what does Creation mean?)
   • introduction (what does introduction mean?)
   • debut (what does debut mean?)
   • first appearance (what does first appearance mean?)
   • launching (what does launching mean?)
   • unveiling (what does unveiling mean?)
   • entry (what does entry mean?)
   • face-off (what does face-off mean?)
   • first step (what does first step mean?)
   • initiative (what does initiative mean?)
   • opening move (what does opening move mean?)
   • opening (what does opening mean?)
   • groundbreaking (what does groundbreaking mean?)
   • groundbreaking ceremony (what does groundbreaking ceremony mean?)
   • housing start (what does housing start mean?)
   • icebreaker (what does icebreaker mean?)
   • inauguration (what does inauguration mean?)
   • startup (what does startup mean?)
   • initiation (what does initiation mean?)
   • founding (what does founding mean?)
   • foundation (what does foundation mean?)
   • institution (what does institution mean?)
   • origination (what does origination mean?)
   • creation (what does creation mean?)
   • innovation (what does innovation mean?)
   • introduction (what does introduction mean?)
   • instauration (what does instauration mean?)
   • installation (what does installation mean?)
   • installing (what does installing mean?)
   • installment (what does installment mean?)
   • instalment (what does instalment mean?)
   • jump ball (what does jump ball mean?)
   • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
   • resumption (what does resumption mean?)
   • recommencement (what does recommencement mean?)
   • scrum (what does scrum mean?)
   • scrummage (what does scrummage mean?)
   • startup (what does startup mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start up (what does start up mean?)
   • embark on (what does embark on mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • lead off (what does lead off mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • get down (what does get down mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • get (what does get mean?)
   • start out (what does start out mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • set about (what does set about mean?)
   • set out (what does set out mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • take up (what does take up mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start up (what does start up mean?)
   • embark on (what does embark on mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • originate (what does originate mean?)
   • initiate (what does initiate mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • lead off (what does lead off mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • get down (what does get down mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • get (what does get mean?)
   • start out (what does start out mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • set about (what does set about mean?)
   • set out (what does set out mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • get down (what does get down mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • get (what does get mean?)
   • start out (what does start out mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • set about (what does set about mean?)
   • set out (what does set out mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
2. Meaning
   • a turn to be a starter (in a game at the beginning)
   Synonym(s)
   • starting (what does starting mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • he got his start because one of the regular pitchers was in the hospital
   • his starting meant that the coach thought he was one of their best linemen
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • turn (what does turn mean?)
   • play (what does play mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
3. Meaning
   • a sudden involuntary movement
   Synonym(s)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • he awoke with a start
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • reflex (what does reflex mean?)
   • instinctive reflex (what does instinctive reflex mean?)
   • innate reflex (what does innate reflex mean?)
   • inborn reflex (what does inborn reflex mean?)
   • unconditioned reflex (what does unconditioned reflex mean?)
   • physiological reaction (what does physiological reaction mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • startle response (what does startle response mean?)
   • startle reaction (what does startle reaction mean?)
   • startle reflex (what does startle reflex mean?)
   • Moro reflex (what does Moro reflex mean?)
   • wince (what does wince mean?)
   • flinch (what does flinch mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
4. Meaning
   • advantage gained by an early start as in a race
   Synonym(s)
   • head start (what does head start mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • with an hour’’s start he will be hard to catch
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • advantage (what does advantage mean?)
   • vantage (what does vantage mean?)
5. Meaning
   • a signal to begin (as in a race)
   Synonym(s)
   • starting signal (what does starting signal mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the starting signal was a green light
   • the runners awaited the start
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • signal (what does signal mean?)
   • signaling (what does signaling mean?)
   • sign (what does sign mean?)
6. Meaning
   • the beginning of anything
   Usage Example(s)
   • it was off to a good start
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • adrenarche (what does adrenarche mean?)
   • menarche (what does menarche mean?)
   • thelarche (what does thelarche mean?)
   • onset (what does onset mean?)
   • oncoming (what does oncoming mean?)
   • dawn (what does dawn mean?)
   • morning (what does morning mean?)
   • flying start (what does flying start mean?)
   • running start (what does running start mean?)
   • opener (what does opener mean?)
   • alpha (what does alpha mean?)
   • opening (what does opening mean?)
   • opening night (what does opening night mean?)
   • curtain raising (what does curtain raising mean?)
   • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
   • send-off (what does send-off mean?)
   • start-off (what does start-off mean?)
   • racing start (what does racing start mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • take up (what does take up mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start up (what does start up mean?)
   • embark on (what does embark on mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • originate (what does originate mean?)
   • initiate (what does initiate mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • lead off (what does lead off mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • get down (what does get down mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • get (what does get mean?)
   • start out (what does start out mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • set about (what does set about mean?)
   • set out (what does set out mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
7. Meaning
   • a line indicating the location of the start of a race or a game
   Synonym(s)
   • starting line (what does starting line mean?)
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • line (what does line mean?)
8. Meaning
   • the time at which something is supposed to begin
   Synonym(s)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • first (what does first mean?)
   • get-go (what does get-go mean?)
   • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
   • offset (what does offset mean?)
   • outset (what does outset mean?)
   • showtime (what does showtime mean?)
   • starting time (what does starting time mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • they got an early start
   • she knew from the get-go that he was the man for her
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • point (what does point mean?)
   • point in time (what does point in time mean?)
   Antonym(s)
   • middle (what does middle mean?)
   • end (what does end mean?)
   • ending (what does ending mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • birth (what does birth mean?)
   • incipiency (what does incipiency mean?)
   • incipience (what does incipience mean?)
   • terminus a quo (what does terminus a quo mean?)
   • starting point (what does starting point mean?)
   • threshold (what does threshold mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • inaugurate (what does inaugurate mean?)
   • kick off (what does kick off mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • take up (what does take up mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start up (what does start up mean?)
   • embark on (what does embark on mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • originate (what does originate mean?)
   • initiate (what does initiate mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • lead off (what does lead off mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • get down (what does get down mean?)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • get (what does get mean?)
   • start out (what does start out mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • set about (what does set about mean?)
   • set out (what does set out mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)

START as VERB

1. Meaning
   • take the first step or steps in carrying out an action
   Synonym(s)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • get (what does get mean?)
   • get down (what does get down mean?)
   • set about (what does set about mean?)
   • set out (what does set out mean?)
   • start out (what does start out mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • We began working at dawn
   • Who will start?
   • Get working as soon as the sun rises!
   • The first tourists began to arrive in Cambodia
   • He began early in the day
   • Let’’s get down to work now
   Antonym(s)
   • end (what does end mean?)
   • terminate (what does terminate mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • recommence (what does recommence mean?)
   • strike out (what does strike out mean?)
   • fall (what does fall mean?)
   • jump off (what does jump off mean?)
   • get to (what does get to mean?)
   • auspicate (what does auspicate mean?)
   • attack (what does attack mean?)
   • break in (what does break in mean?)
   • plunge (what does plunge mean?)
   • launch (what does launch mean?)
   • come on (what does come on mean?)
   • embark (what does embark mean?)
   • enter (what does enter mean?)
   • get cracking (what does get cracking mean?)
   • bestir oneself (what does bestir oneself mean?)
   • get going (what does get going mean?)
   • get moving (what does get moving mean?)
   • get weaving (what does get weaving mean?)
   • get started (what does get started mean?)
   • get rolling (what does get rolling mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • first (what does first mean?)
   • outset (what does outset mean?)
   • get-go (what does get-go mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
   • starting time (what does starting time mean?)
   • showtime (what does showtime mean?)
   • offset (what does offset mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • newcomer (what does newcomer mean?)
   • fledgling (what does fledgling mean?)
   • fledgeling (what does fledgeling mean?)
   • starter (what does starter mean?)
   • neophyte (what does neophyte mean?)
   • freshman (what does freshman mean?)
   • newbie (what does newbie mean?)
   • entrant (what does entrant mean?)
   • novice (what does novice mean?)
   • beginner (what does beginner mean?)
   • tyro (what does tyro mean?)
   • tiro (what does tiro mean?)
   • initiate (what does initiate mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
2. Meaning
   • set in motion, cause to start
   Synonym(s)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • lead off (what does lead off mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • The U.S. started a war in the Middle East
   • The Iraqis began hostilities
   • begin a new chapter in your life
   Antonym(s)
   • end (what does end mean?)
   • terminate (what does terminate mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • jumpstart (what does jumpstart mean?)
   • jump-start (what does jump-start mean?)
   • recommence (what does recommence mean?)
   • inaugurate (what does inaugurate mean?)
   • usher in (what does usher in mean?)
   • introduce (what does introduce mean?)
   • set off (what does set off mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • start up (what does start up mean?)
   • embark on (what does embark on mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   Cause(s)
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • first (what does first mean?)
   • outset (what does outset mean?)
   • get-go (what does get-go mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
   • starting time (what does starting time mean?)
   • showtime (what does showtime mean?)
   • offset (what does offset mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • founder (what does founder mean?)
   • beginner (what does beginner mean?)
   • founding father (what does founding father mean?)
   • father (what does father mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
3. Meaning
   • play in the starting line-up
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • play (what does play mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • starting (what does starting mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • starting (what does starting mean?)
4. Meaning
   • bring into being
   Synonym(s)
   • initiate (what does initiate mean?)
   • originate (what does originate mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • He initiated a new program
   • Start a foundation
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • make (what does make mean?)
   • create (what does create mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • lead up (what does lead up mean?)
   • initiate (what does initiate mean?)
   • set (what does set mean?)
   • go back (what does go back mean?)
   • date back (what does date back mean?)
   • date from (what does date from mean?)
   See Also
   • originate in (what does originate in mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • first (what does first mean?)
   • outset (what does outset mean?)
   • get-go (what does get-go mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
   • starting time (what does starting time mean?)
   • showtime (what does showtime mean?)
   • offset (what does offset mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • newcomer (what does newcomer mean?)
   • fledgling (what does fledgling mean?)
   • fledgeling (what does fledgeling mean?)
   • starter (what does starter mean?)
   • neophyte (what does neophyte mean?)
   • freshman (what does freshman mean?)
   • newbie (what does newbie mean?)
   • entrant (what does entrant mean?)
   • trigger (what does trigger mean?)
   • induction (what does induction mean?)
   • initiation (what does initiation mean?)
   • initiation (what does initiation mean?)
   • founding (what does founding mean?)
   • foundation (what does foundation mean?)
   • institution (what does institution mean?)
   • origination (what does origination mean?)
   • creation (what does creation mean?)
   • innovation (what does innovation mean?)
   • introduction (what does introduction mean?)
   • instauration (what does instauration mean?)
   • origin (what does origin mean?)
   • origination (what does origination mean?)
   • inception (what does inception mean?)
   • initiation (what does initiation mean?)
   • founding (what does founding mean?)
   • foundation (what does foundation mean?)
   • institution (what does institution mean?)
   • origination (what does origination mean?)
   • creation (what does creation mean?)
   • innovation (what does innovation mean?)
   • introduction (what does introduction mean?)
   • instauration (what does instauration mean?)
   • originator (what does originator mean?)
   • conceiver (what does conceiver mean?)
   • mastermind (what does mastermind mean?)
5. Meaning
   • get off the ground
   Synonym(s)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   • embark on (what does embark on mean?)
   • start up (what does start up mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • Who started this company?
   • We embarked on an exciting enterprise
   • I start my day with a good breakfast
   • We began the new semester
   • The afternoon session begins at 4 PM
   • The blood shed started when the partisans launched a su
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • begin (what does begin mean?)
   • lead off (what does lead off mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commence (what does commence mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • inaugurate (what does inaugurate mean?)
   • kick off (what does kick off mean?)
   • open (what does open mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • inauguration (what does inauguration mean?)
   • startup (what does startup mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
   • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
   • first (what does first mean?)
   • outset (what does outset mean?)
   • get-go (what does get-go mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
   • starting time (what does starting time mean?)
   • showtime (what does showtime mean?)
   • offset (what does offset mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
6. Meaning
   • get going or set in motion
   Synonym(s)
   • start up (what does start up mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • We simply could not start the engine
   • start up the computer
   Antonym(s)
   • stop (what does stop mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • hot-wire (what does hot-wire mean?)
   • restart (what does restart mean?)
   • crank (what does crank mean?)
   • crank up (what does crank up mean?)
   • jumpstart (what does jumpstart mean?)
   • jump-start (what does jump-start mean?)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   Cause(s)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • go (what does go mean?)
   • get going (what does get going mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • startup (what does startup mean?)
7. Meaning
   • begin or set in motion
   Synonym(s)
   • get going (what does get going mean?)
   • go (what does go mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • I start at eight in the morning
   • Ready, set, go!
   Antonym(s)
   • stop (what does stop mean?)
   • halt (what does halt mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • go on (what does go on mean?)
   • come up (what does come up mean?)
   • come on (what does come on mean?)
   • get off the ground (what does get off the ground mean?)
   • take off (what does take off mean?)
8. Meaning
   • move or jump suddenly, as if in surprise or alarm
   Synonym(s)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • She startled when I walked into the room
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • move (what does move mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • shy (what does shy mean?)
   • boggle (what does boggle mean?)
   • rear back (what does rear back mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
   • startle (what does startle mean?)
   • jump (what does jump mean?)
   • start (what does start mean?)
9. Meaning
   • leave
   Synonym(s)
   • depart (what does depart mean?)
   • part (what does part mean?)
   • set forth (what does set forth mean?)
   • set off (what does set off mean?)
   • set out (what does set out mean?)
   • start out (what does start out mean?)
   • take off (what does take off mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • The family took off for Florida
   Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • leave (what does leave mean?)
   • go forth (what does go forth mean?)
   • go away (what does go away mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • take off (what does take off mean?)
   • lift off (what does lift off mean?)
   • roar off (what does roar off mean?)
   • blaze (what does blaze mean?)
   • blaze out (what does blaze out mean?)
   • sally forth (what does sally forth mean?)
   • sally out (what does sally out mean?)
   See Also
   • spare (what does spare mean?)
   • give up (what does give up mean?)
   • part with (what does part with mean?)
   • dispense with (what does dispense with mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • takeoff (what does takeoff mean?)
   • farewell (what does farewell mean?)
   • leave (what does leave mean?)
   • leave-taking (what does leave-taking mean?)
   • parting (what does parting mean?)
   • passing (what does passing mean?)
   • loss (what does loss mean?)
   • departure (what does departure mean?)
   • exit (what does exit mean?)
   • expiration (what does expiration mean?)
   • going (what does going mean?)
   • release (what does release mean?)
   • departure (what does departure mean?)
   • going (what does going mean?)
   • going away (what does going away mean?)
   • leaving (what does leaving mean?)
   • departer (what does departer mean?)
   • leaver (what does leaver mean?)
   • goer (what does goer mean?)
   • takeoff (what does takeoff mean?)
10. Meaning
    • begin work or acting in a certain capacity, office or job
    Synonym(s)
    • take up (what does take up mean?)
    Usage Example(s)
    • Take up a position
    • start a new job
    Hyponym(s)
    • take office (what does take office mean?)
    Derived(s)
    • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
    • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
    • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
    • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
    • first (what does first mean?)
    • outset (what does outset mean?)
    • get-go (what does get-go mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
    • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
    • starting time (what does starting time mean?)
    • showtime (what does showtime mean?)
    • offset (what does offset mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
11. Meaning
    • begin an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object
    Synonym(s)
    • begin (what does begin mean?)
    Usage Example(s)
    • begin a cigar
    • She started the soup while it was still hot
    • We started physics in 10th grade
    Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
    • act (what does act mean?)
    • move (what does move mean?)
    Derived(s)
    • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
    • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
12. Meaning
    • have a beginning, in a temporal, spatial, or evaluative sense
    Synonym(s)
    • begin (what does begin mean?)
    Usage Example(s)
    • The DMZ begins right over the hill
    • The second movement begins after the Allegro
    • Prices for these homes start at $250,000
    Antonym(s)
    • end (what does end mean?)
    • stop (what does stop mean?)
    • finish (what does finish mean?)
    • terminate (what does terminate mean?)
    • cease (what does cease mean?)
    Hyponym(s)
    • erupt (what does erupt mean?)
    • break out (what does break out mean?)
    • bud (what does bud mean?)
    • break out (what does break out mean?)
    • set in (what does set in mean?)
    • kick in (what does kick in mean?)
    • dawn (what does dawn mean?)
    • originate (what does originate mean?)
    Derived(s)
    • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
    • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
    • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
    • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
    • first (what does first mean?)
    • outset (what does outset mean?)
    • get-go (what does get-go mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
    • kickoff (what does kickoff mean?)
    • starting time (what does starting time mean?)
    • showtime (what does showtime mean?)
    • offset (what does offset mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
13. Meaning
    • have a beginning characterized in some specified way
    Synonym(s)
    • begin (what does begin mean?)
    Usage Example(s)
    • The novel begins with a murder
    • My property begins with the three maple trees
    • Her day begins with a work-out
    • The semester begins with a convocation ceremony
    Hypernyms(s) start is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
    • be (what does be mean?)
    Derived(s)
    • beginning (what does beginning mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)
    • commencement (what does commencement mean?)
    • start (what does start mean?)