How To Spell start?
How to Pronounce start?
Correct pronunciation for the word "start" is [stˈɑːt], [stˈɑːt], [s_t_ˈɑː_t].
Definition of start
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To alarm; to startle; to rouse suddenly from concealment; to raise; to invent; to move suddenly from its place; to empty.
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To move suddenly, as it by a twitch or an involuntary shrinking; to move, as with a spring or leap; to shrink; to wince; to move suddenly aside; to move out of place; to set out; to commence.
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A sudden motion or twitch from alarm, &c.; a spring; excitement; a sally; a sudden fit; a quick spring; a darting; act of setting out. To get the start, to begin before another.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for start?
What are similar-sounding words for start?
- street,
- start up,
- Stratton,
- stewart,
- stretch,
- strate,
- stertor,
- stirred,
- stortz,
- starrett,
- Strite,
- stretchy,
- stratify,
- Stroud,
- startup,
- strouth,
- starting,
- stridor,
- striatum,
- strawder,
- strategy,
- strother,
- streater,
- strut,
- stratus,
- steward,
- strader,
- straits,
- sturdy,
- Strout,
- streets,
- streett,
- stratman,
- startled,
- strider,
- stratum,
- strident,
- strudel,
- striate,
- steroid,
- Strode,
- stuart,
- stardom,
- sterrett,
- starred,
- Streit,
- straiten,
- stratis,
- stardust,
- starter,
- stride,
- sturtz,
- startle,
- stored,
- struthio,
- strait,
- stroder,
- storied,
- starets,
- strad,
- streeter,
- Stwart.
What is the present tense of Start?
What is the past tense of Start?
What is the adverb for start?
The adverb for the word "start" is "quickly" or "suddenly".
What is the adjective for start?
The adjective form of the word "start" is "starting".
Usage over time for start:
This graph shows how "start" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of start?
The plural of the "start" can be the "starts".
What is the singular form of start?
The singular of the "start" can be the "start".
Synonyms for Start:
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v.
• begin; come into existence • make • start operating system- boot .
- fear .
- hunt .
- brew .
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n.
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•
- incorporate ,
- go into .
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•
- bring about ,
- catalyze .
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- carry on .
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- attach ,
- flinch ,
- break into .
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- constitute ,
- found .
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- circuit .
- babyhood ,
- dawning ,
- hatching ,
- cradle ,
- genesis ,
- birth ,
- earliness ,
- inception ,
- introduction ,
- inauguration ,
- exit ,
- derivation ,
- creation ,
- countdown ,
- alpha ,
- bow ,
- first step ,
- emergence ,
- embryo .
- corn .
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adj.
• incipient
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