Synonyms for be ginning

Grammar : Adj, noun, verb

Spell : bih-gin-ing

Phonetic Transcription : bɪˈgɪn ɪŋ

Top 10 synonyms for be ginning

Other synonyms for the word be ginning

Définition of be ginning

Origin : late 12c., "time when something begins," from begin. Meaning "act of starting something" is from early 13c. The Old English word was fruma.

As in incipient : adj developing
As in introductory : adj preliminary, first
As in maiden : adj earliest
As in original : adj earliest
As in premier : adj leading; original
As in primary/prime : adj earliest
As in primary/prime : adj basic, fundamental
As in rudimentary : adj basic, fundamental
As in originating : adj rising
As in prefatory : adj opening
As in budding : adj developing, flowering
As in basal : adj basic
As in prolegomenous : adj introductory
As in rudimental : adj elementary
As in elementary : adj simple, basic
As in embryonic : adj rudimentary
As in experimental : adj exploratory
As in first : adj earliest in order
As in fresh : adj new, just produced
As in initiation : noun start, introduction
As in introduction : noun something new; something that begins
As in origin : noun family, heritage
As in origination : noun origin
As in outbreak : noun sudden happening
As in preface : noun introduction
As in premiere : noun original production
As in prologue : noun preface
As in root : noun base, core
As in rudiments : noun fundamentals
As in spring : noun origin
As in beginning : noun start of an event or action
As in beginning : noun origin, cause
As in birth : noun becoming alive
As in establishing : noun the act of founding
As in forefront : noun prominence
As in border : noun boundary; frontier
As in boundary : noun outer limit
As in square one : noun starting point
As in outset : noun starting
As in ground floor : noun starting point
As in infancy : noun babyhood
As in cause : noun agent, originator
As in wellspring : noun fountain
As in fount : noun origin
As in inaugural : noun initiation
As in instatement : noun initiation
As in investiture : noun initiation
As in lead-in : noun introduction
As in lying-in : noun birth
As in nascence : noun birth
As in nascency : noun birth
As in prolegomenon : noun introduction
As in provenience : noun origin
As in rootstock : noun origin
As in cradle : noun early childhood; origins
As in debut : noun first public appearance
As in derivation : noun root, source
As in emanation : noun emergence, discharge
As in entrance : noun coming into a place; introduction
As in forefront/foreground : noun prominence
As in initiate : verb start, introduce
As in arise : verb come into being; proceed
As in assume : verb take, undertake
As in pioneer : verb invent; lay the groundwork
As in pitch in : verb help out
As in preface : verb introduce
As in premise : verb hypothesize
As in provoke : verb start, evoke; stimulate
As in rise : verb become apparent
As in set : verb start, incite
As in set up : verb start
As in spring : verb originate, emerge
As in strike out : verb leave to begin new venture
As in tackle : verb make an effort
As in take on : verb assume, accept
As in begin : verb start
As in begin : verb come into being; become functional
As in turn on : verb start the operation of
As in undertake : verb attempt, engage in
As in enter on : verb start
As in enter upon : verb start
As in break out : verb happen, emerge
As in bring : verb cause; influence
As in broach : verb open, pierce
As in build : verb initiate, found
As in cause : verb bring into being; bring about
As in act : verb do something
As in instate : verb initiate
As in come on : verb appear, enter
As in commence : verb start action
As in dawn : verb start
As in effect : verb carry out, accomplish
As in enter : verb embark on; take part in
As in fall to : verb set about doing
As in found : verb bring into being
As in go about : verb undertake
As in go ahead : verb proceed
As in go into : verb take an interest in; participate
As in hail : verb come from; originate

Antonyms for be ginning

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