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Definition of «beginning»

The beginning is a term used to describe the start or origin of something. It can refer to the first stage, phase, or point in time when an event or process begins. The word has multiple meanings depending on its context and usage, but generally refers to the starting point or initial stage of something.

Usage examples

  1. The beginning of a new school year is always filled with excitement and anticipation.
  2. In the beginning of the book, the protagonist is introduced as a troubled teenager.
  3. The beginning of a relationship can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking.
  4. At the beginning of the meeting, the chairman laid out the agenda for the day.
  5. In the beginning stages of the project, we brainstormed ideas and conducted research.
  6. At the beginning of each year, many people set resolutions and goals for themselves.
  7. The beginning of the movie was captivating, immediately grabbing the attention of the audience.
  8. In the beginning, I found the task challenging, but with time and effort, I was able to overcome it.
  9. The beginning of spring brings blooming flowers and warmer weather.
  10. At the beginning of the party, the host welcomed everyone and thanked them for attending.

Phrases with «beginning»

Sentences with «beginning»

  • There is a fundamental daily cycle of beginning with new grace and finishing with asking forgiveness again. (nakedpastor.com)
  • There is nothing to hinder anyone who wants to from beginning in the middle or at the end of the book. (religion-online.org)
  • I've been able to nurse him with only some pain / discomfort at beginning of feed, however he is still getting blood. (lansinoh.com)
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