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Definition of beginning
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Beginning
(n.)
Enterprise.
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Forepart
::
Forepart
(n.) The part most
advanced,
or first in time or in
place;
the
beginning..
Initial
::
Initial
(a.)
Placed
at the
beginning;
standing
at the head, as of a list or
series;
as, the
initial
letters
of a
name..
Eve
::
Eve (n.) The
evening
before
a
holiday,
-- from the
Jewish
mode of
reckoning
the day as
beginning
at
sunset.
not at
midnight;
as,
Christians
eve is the
evening
before
Christmas;
also, the
period
immediately
preceding
some
important
event..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To have a
beginning;
to
proceed;
to
originate;
as,
rivers
rise in lakes or
springs..
Beginning
::
Beginning
(n.)
Enterprise.
Epact
::
Epact (n.) The
moon's
age at the
beginning
of the
calendar
year, or the
number
of days by which the last new moon has
preceded
the
beginning
of the
year..
Threshold
::
Threshold
(n.) Fig.: The place or point of
entering
or
beginning,
entrance;
outset;
as, the
threshold
of
life..
Debut
::
Debut (n.) A
beginning
or first
attempt;
hence,
a first
appearance
before
the
public,
as of an actor or
public
speaker..
Principia
::
Principia
(n. pl.) First
principles;
fundamental
beginnings;
elements;
as.
Newton's
Principia.
Kyrielle
::
Kyrielle
(n.) A
litany
beginning
with the
words.
Inauguration
::
Inauguration
(n.) The
formal
beginning
or
initiation
of any
movement,
course
of
action,
etc.; as, the
inauguration
of a new
system,
a new
condition,
etc..
Beginning
::
Beginning
(n.) That which is
begun;
a
rudiment
or
element.
Foundation
::
Foundation
(n.) The act of
founding,
fixing,
establishing,
or
beginning
to
erect..
Tail
::
Tail (n.) A
portion
of an
incision,
at its
beginning
or end, which does not go
through
the whole
thickness
of the skin, and is more
painful
than a
complete
incision;
--
called
also
tailing..
Saltarello
::
Saltarello
(n.) A
popular
Italian
dance in quick 3-4 or 6-8 time,
running
mostly
in
triplets,
but with a hop step at the
beginning
of each
measure.
See
Tarantella..
Initiate
::
Initiate
(v. t.) To
introduce
by a first act; to make a
beginning
with; to set
afoot;
to
originate;
to
commence;
to begin or enter upon.
Edge
::
Edge (v. t.) The
border
or part
adjacent
to the line of
division;
the
beginning
or early part; as, in the edge of
evening..
Paragraph
::
Paragraph
(n.) A
distinct
part of a
discourse
or
writing;
any
section
or
subdivision
of a
writing
or
chapter
which
relates
to a
particular
point,
whether
consisting
of one or many
sentences.
The
division
is
sometimes
noted by the mark /, but
usually,
by
beginning
the first
sentence
of the
paragraph
on a new line and at more than the usual
distance
from the
margin..
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..
Infancy
::
Infancy
(n.) The first age of
anything;
the
beginning
or early
period
of
existence;
as, the
infancy
of an art..
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