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Definition of commence
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Commence
(v. i.) To have a
beginning
or
origin;
to
originate;
to
start;
to
begin.
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Commence
::
Commence
(v. i.) To have a
beginning
or
origin;
to
originate;
to
start;
to
begin.
Commencement
::
Commencement
(n.) The day when
degrees
are
conferred
by
colleges
and
universities
upon
students
and
others.
Incito-motor
::
Incito-motor
(a.)
Inciting
to
motion;
--
applied
to that
action
which,
in the case of
muscular
motion,
commences
in the nerve
centers,
and
excites
the
muscles
to
contraction.
Opposed
to
excito-motor..
Accession
::
Accession
(n.) The
invasion,
approach,
or
commencement
of a
disease;
a fit or
paroxysm..
Gan
::
Gan (v.)
Began;
commenced.
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.
Miserere
::
Miserere
(n.) The psalm
usually
appointed
for
penitential
acts, being the 50th psalm in the Latin
version.
It
commences
with the word
miserere..
Salutatory
::
Salutatory
(a.)
Containing
or
expressing
salutations;
speaking
a
welcome;
greeting;
--
applied
especially
to the
oration
which
introduces
the
exercises
of the
Commencements,
or
similar
public
exhibitions,
in
American
colleges..
Original
::
Original
(n.)
Origin;
commencement;
source.
Renew
::
Renew (v. t.) To begin
again;
to
recommence.
Recommence
::
Recommence
(v. i.) To
commence
or begin
again.
Commence
::
Commence
(v. i.) To take a
degree
at a
university.
Nivose
::
Nivose
(n.) The
fourth
month of the
French
republican
calendar
[1792-1806].
It
commenced
December
21, and ended
January
19. See
VendEmiaire..
Begin
::
Begin (v. t.) To enter on; to
commence.
Salutatorian
::
Salutatorian
(n.) The
student
who
pronounces
the
salutatory
oration
at the
annual
Commencement
or like
exercises
of a
college,
-- an honor
commonly
assigned
to that
member
of the
graduating
class who ranks
second
in
scholarship..
Paragenic
::
Paragenic
(a.)
Originating
in the
character
of the germ, or at the first
commencement
of an
individual;
-- said of
peculiarities
of
structure,
character,
etc..
Discouragement
::
Discouragement
(n.) That which
discourages;
that which
deters,
or tends to
deter,
from an
undertaking,
or from the
prosecution
of
anything;
a
determent;
as, the
revolution
was
commenced
under every
possible
discouragement..
Testamur
::
Testamur
(n.) A
certificate
of merit or
proficiency;
-- so
called
from the Latin
words,
Ita
testamur,
with which it
commences..
Open
::
Open (v. i.) To
begin;
to
commence;
as, the stock
opened
at par; the
battery
opened
upon the
enemy..
Reformation
::
Reformation
(n.)
Specifically
(Eccl.
Hist.),
the
important
religious
movement
commenced
by
Luther
early in the
sixteenth
century,
which
resulted
in the
formation
of the
various
Protestant
churches..
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