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Definition of commence
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Commence
(v. t.) To enter upon; to
begin;
to
perform
the first act of.
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New-year
::
New-year
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
suitable
for, the
commencement
of the year; as,
New-year
gifts or
odes..
Commence
::
Commence
(v. i.) To begin to be, or to act as..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. i.) To break
forth;
to
commence
suddenly;
-- with into; as, to
strike
into
reputation;
to
strike
into a run..
Birthday
::
Birthday
(n.) The day in which any
person
is born; day of
origin
or
commencement.
Gan
::
Gan (v.)
Began;
commenced.
Inception
::
Inception
(n.)
Beginning;
commencement;
initiation.
Initial
::
Initial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
beginning;
marking
the
commencement;
incipient;
commencing;
as, the
initial
symptoms
of a
disease..
Valedictory
::
Valedictory
(n.) A
valedictory
oration
or
address
spoken
at
commencement
in
American
colleges
or
seminaries
by one of the
graduating
class,
usually
by the
leading
scholar..
Abdomen
::
Abdomen
(n.) The
belly,
or that part of the body
between
the
thorax
and the
pelvis.
Also, the
cavity
of the
belly,
which is lined by the
peritoneum,
and
contains
the
stomach,
bowels,
and other
viscera.
In man, often
restricted
to the part
between
the
diaphragm
and the
commencement
of the
pelvis,
the
remainder
being
called
the
pelvic
cavity..
Valedictorian
::
Valedictorian
(n.) One who
pronounces
a
valedictory
address;
especially,
in
American
colleges,
the
student
who
pronounces
the
valedictory
of the
graduating
class at the
annual
commencement,
usually
the
student
who ranks first in
scholarship..
Zero
::
Zero (n.) The point from which the
graduation
of a
scale,
as of a
thermometer,
commences..
Miserere
::
Miserere
(n.) The psalm
usually
appointed
for
penitential
acts, being the 50th psalm in the Latin
version.
It
commences
with the word
miserere..
Begin
::
Begin (v. i.) To do the first act or the first part of an
action;
to enter upon or
commence
something
new, as a new form or state of
being,
or
course
of
action;
to take the first step; to
start..
Childhood
::
Childhood
(n.) The
commencement;
the first
period.
Opening
::
Opening
(n.) The act or
process
of
opening;
a
beginning;
commencement;
first
appearance;
as, the
opening
of a
speech..
Inchoation
::
Inchoation
(n.) Act of
beginning;
commencement;
inception.
Accidental
::
Accidental
(n.) A
sharp,
flat, or
natural,
occurring
not at the
commencement
of a piece of music as the
signature,
but
before
a
particular
note..
Entrance
::
Entrance
(n.) The
entering
upon; the
beginning,
or that with which the
beginning
is made; the
commencement;
initiation;
as, a
difficult
entrance
into
business..
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..
Initiate
::
Initiate
(a.)
Begun;
commenced;
introduced
to, or
instructed
in, the
rudiments;
newly
admitted..
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