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initial
adjective belonging or relating to, or at, the beginning in the initial phase of the project My initial reaction was anger .
noun the first letter of a word, especially the first letter of a personal or proper name Write your initials at the bottom .
verb (initialled , initialling ; N Am initialed , initialing ) to mark or sign something with the initials of one's name He hasn't initialled this memo .
[16c: from Latin initialis , from initium a beginning]
adjective belonging or relating to, or at, the beginning in the initial phase of the project My initial reaction was anger .
noun the first letter of a word, especially the first letter of a personal or proper name Write your initials at the bottom .
verb (initialled , initialling ; N Am initialed , initialing ) to mark or sign something with the initials of one's name He hasn't initialled this memo .
[16c: from Latin initialis , from initium a beginning]
initialism
noun a set of initial letters used as an abbreviation, where each letter is given its own separate pronunciation, eg -BBC- for British Broadcasting Corporation or -FBI- for Federal Bureau of Investigation.
noun a set of initial letters used as an abbreviation, where each letter is given its own separate pronunciation, eg -BBC- for British Broadcasting Corporation or -FBI- for Federal Bureau of Investigation.
initialize or initialise
verb (initialized , initializing ) comput
1 to assign initial values to (variables, eg in a computer program).
2 to return (a device, eg a computer or printer) to its initial state.
verb (initialized , initializing ) comput
1 to assign initial values to (variables, eg in a computer program).
2 to return (a device, eg a computer or printer) to its initial state.
initially
adverb
1 at first.
2 as a beginning.
adverb
1 at first.
2 as a beginning.
initiate
verb (initiated , initiating )
1 to make something begin (eg a relationship, project, conversation, etc).
2 (usu initiate someone into something) to accept (a new member) into a society, organization, etc, especially with secret ceremonies.
3 (usu initiate someone in something) to give them instruction in the basics or rudiments of a skill, science, etc.
noun someone who has recently been or is soon to be initiated.
adjective having been recently initiated or soon to be initiated.
[17c: from Latin initiare to begin]
verb (initiated , initiating )
1 to make something begin (eg a relationship, project, conversation, etc).
2 (usu initiate someone into something) to accept (a new member) into a society, organization, etc, especially with secret ceremonies.
3 (usu initiate someone in something) to give them instruction in the basics or rudiments of a skill, science, etc.
noun someone who has recently been or is soon to be initiated.
adjective having been recently initiated or soon to be initiated.
[17c: from Latin initiare to begin]
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