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Definition of beginning
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Beginning
(n.) That which
begins
or
originates
something;
the first
cause;
origin;
source.
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Intake
::
Intake
(n.) the
beginning
of a
contraction
or
narrowing
in a tube or
cylinder.
Premise
::
Premise
(n.)
Matters
previously
stated
or set
forth;
esp., that part in the
beginning
of a deed, the
office
of which is to
express
the
grantor
and
grantee,
and the land or thing
granted
or
conveyed,
and all that
precedes
the
habendum;
the thing
demised
or
granted..
Incipiency
::
Incipiency
(n.)
Beginning;
commencement;
incipient
state.
Front
::
Front (n.) The
beginning.
Primordially
::
Primordially
(adv.)
At the
beginning;
under the first order of
things;
originally.
Symphyla
::
Symphony
(n.) An
instrumental
passage
at the
beginning
or end, or in the
course
of, a vocal
composition;
a
prelude,
interlude,
or
postude;
a
ritornello..
Teens
::
Teens (n. pl.) The years of one's age
having
the
termination
-teen,
beginning
with
thirteen
and
ending
with
nineteen;
as, a girl in her
teens..
Ulcer
::
Ulcer (n.) A
solution
of
continuity
in any of the soft parts of the body,
discharging
purulent
matter,
found on a
surface,
especially
one of the
natural
surfaces
of the body, and
originating
generally
in a
constitutional
disorder;
a sore
discharging
pus. It is
distinguished
from an
abscess,
which has its
beginning,
at
least,
in the depth of the
tissues..
It
::
It
(pron.)
As a
demonstrative,
especially
at the
beginning
of a
sentence,
pointing
to that which is about to be
stated,
named,
or
mentioned,
or
referring
to that which
apparent
or well
known;
as, I saw it was
John..
Beginning
::
Beginning
(n.) That which is
begun;
a
rudiment
or
element.
Origin
::
Origin
(n.) The first
existence
or
beginning
of
anything;
the
birth.
Infancy
::
Infancy
(n.) The first age of
anything;
the
beginning
or early
period
of
existence;
as, the
infancy
of an art..
Dies Irae
::
Dies Irae () Day of
wrath;
-- the name and
beginning
of a
famous
mediaeval
Latin hymn on the Last
Judgment.
Date
::
Date (v. i.) To have
beginning;
to
begin;
to be dated or
reckoned;
-- with from.
Prime
::
Prime (n.) The first part; the
earliest
stage;
the
beginning
or
opening,
as of the day, the year, etc.;
hence,
the dawn; the
spring..
Over
::
Over
(prep.)
Across
or
during
the time of; from
beginning
to end of; as, to keep
anything
over
night;
to keep corn over
winter..
Process
::
Process
(n.) The whole
course
of
proceedings
in a cause real or
personal,
civil or
criminal,
from the
beginning
to the end of the suit;
strictly,
the means used for
bringing
the
defendant
into court to
answer
to the
action;
-- a
generic
term for writs of the class
called
judicial..
Hilary Term
::
Hilary
term ()
Formerly,
one of the four terms of the
courts
of
common
law in
England,
beginning
on the
eleventh
of
January
and
ending
on the
thirty-first
of the same
month,
in each year; -- so
called
from the
festival
of St.
Hilary,
January
13th..
Proviso
::
Proviso
(n.) An
article
or
clause
in any
statute,
agreement,
contract,
grant,
or other
writing,
by which a
condition
is
introduced,
usually
beginning
with the word
provided;
a
conditional
stipulation
that
affects
an
agreement,
contract,
law,
grant,
or the like; as, the
contract
was
impaired
by its
proviso..
Self-opininating
::
Self-opininating
(a.)
Beginning
wwith,
or
springing
from, one's
self..
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