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introduce
to bring something into use or present someone for the first time
Synonyms
- present
- launch
- initiate
Antonyms
- withdraw
- remove
introduce in a sentence
The teacher paused class to introduce the new student to everyone in the room.
Before the vote, the senator rose to introduce a bill that would fund the new bridge.
Where it comes from
From Latin intro- 'inward' and ducere 'to lead'
Memory hook
INTRO (inward) + DUCE (lead) — to lead something in.
Word parts
- intro — into, inside
introduce: intro- (inward) + duc (lead)
Read it in context
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