Synonyms for Beginning:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • beginning.
  •beginning (adjective)
  • preliminary,
  • newborn,
  • alpha,
  • embryonic,
  • early,
  • starting,
  • maiden,
  • fetal,
  • inaugural,
  • hatching,
  • original,
  • infant,
  • initial,
  • incipient,
  • genesis,
  • Commencing,
  • Dawned,
  • foremost,
  • aboriginal,
  • primeval,
  • sprouting,
  • primordial,
  • preparatory,
  • emerging,
  • baby,
  • formative,
  • primal,
  • infantile,
  • new.
  •budding (adjective)
  • more beginning,
  • more fledgling,
  • most pullulating,
  • growing,
  • most sprouting,
  • more opening,
  • most nascent,
  • more sprouting,
  • most opening,
  • most pubescent,
  • most beginning,
  • most fledgling,
  • more germinating,
  • most germinating,
  • more nascent,
  • more pubescent,
  • more germinal,
  • more blossoming,
  • most blossoming,
  • more burgeoning,
  • most germinal,
  • most burgeoning,
  • more vegetating,
  • most vegetating,
  • more pullulating.
  •elementary (adjective)
  • sub stratal,
  • most substratal,
  • uncomplicated,
  • meat potatoes,
  • childs play,
  • un-complicated,
  • most primo,
  • more abecedarian,
  • more uncomplex,
  • more substratal,
  • most uncomplex,
  • most abecedarian,
  • most fundamental,
  • most abcs,
  • more simplex,
  • under-lying,
  • under lying,
  • more foundational,
  • elemental,
  • un complex,
  • un-complex,
  • un complicated,
  • sub-stratal,
  • more abcs,
  • child play,
  • more primo,
  • substratal,
  • most foundational,
  • most simplex.
  •embryonic (adjective)
  • more evolving,
  • most evolving,
  • un developed,
  • more developing,
  • un-developed,
  • most developing.
  •experimental (adjective)
  • provisional,
  • first stage,
  • on approval,
  • trial-and-error,
  • under probation,
  • tester,
  • developmental,
  • unproved,
  • experiential,
  • probationary,
  • unconcluded.
  •exploratory (adjective)
  • experimental.
  •first (adjective)
  • right front,
  • in beginning,
  • more inaugural,
  • most inaugural,
  • more ahead,
  • most primogenial,
  • head most,
  • head-most,
  • more headmost,
  • most ahead,
  • more primogenial,
  • most headmost.
  •fresh (adjective)
  • un-touched,
  • nower,
  • what happening,
  • most novel,
  • most newborn,
  • un processed,
  • hot the press,
  • unprocessed,
  • more neoteric,
  • un seasoned,
  • whats happening,
  • hot off the press,
  • re-cent,
  • recent,
  • this season,
  • un conventional,
  • more comer,
  • re cent,
  • brandnew,
  • brand new,
  • up to date,
  • un touched,
  • un-processed,
  • this seasons,
  • un usual,
  • un-conventional,
  • most neoteric,
  • hot press,
  • un-usual,
  • more newborn,
  • nowest,
  • most comer,
  • un-seasoned.
  •incipient (adjective)
  • in-choate,
  • more commencing,
  • most initiative,
  • most commencing,
  • startest,
  • initiative,
  • more initiative,
  • in choate.
  •introductory (adjective)
  • most proemial,
  • more inductive,
  • more starting,
  • more precursory,
  • most inductive,
  • most prelusive,
  • most starting,
  • more preparative,
  • most preparative,
  • pre cursory,
  • pre-cursory,
  • most precursory,
  • more prelusive,
  • more proemial.
  •maiden (adjective)
  • most unbroached,
  • un tapped,
  • un broached,
  • un-trieder,
  • un tried,
  • un-tapped,
  • unbroached,
  • un-tried,
  • more unbroached,
  • un triedest,
  • more untapped,
  • untried,
  • most untapped,
  • un-triedest,
  • in-tact,
  • un trieder,
  • in tact,
  • un-broached,
  • un-used.
  •opening (adjective)
  • prefatory.
  •original (adjective)
  • First-hand,
  • underivative,
  • underived.
  •originating (adjective)
  • incepted,
  • authored.
  •premier (adjective)
  • fore most,
  • fore-most.
  •primary/prime (adjective)
  • most meat and potatoes,
  • most primary,
  • three rs,
  • more meat-and-potatoes,
  • three r,
  • most meat-and-potatoes,
  • more meat and potatoes.
  •rudimentary (adjective)
  • uncompleted,
  • nuts-and-bolts,
  • vestigial,
  • larval.

• n.

  •
  • appearance.
  •
  • class,
  • the bourgeoisie,
  • bourgeois,
  • classism,
  • heart,
  • beginnings,
  • beneath,
  • background,
  • class-conscious,
  • classless.
  •
  • prime.
  •baptism (noun)
  • baptism.
  •becoming alive (noun)
  • birth.
  •beginning (noun)
  • infancy,
  • creation,
  • nativity,
  • stem,
  • inauguration,
  • sprout,
  • embryo,
  • spring,
  • cradle,
  • commencement,
  • conception,
  • nascency,
  • origin,
  • source,
  • babyhood,
  • emergence,
  • earliness,
  • derivation,
  • prelude,
  • inception,
  • introduction,
  • dawn,
  • preparation,
  • precursor.
  •birth (noun)
  • lying-in,
  • travail,
  • visit from stork,
  • producings,
  • be-ginning,
  • de-liveries,
  • natality,
  • nativities,
  • de liveries,
  • de-livery,
  • travails,
  • de livery,
  • act god,
  • natalities,
  • be ginning.
  •border (noun)
  • sideline,
  • borderlines,
  • marchlands,
  • marchland,
  • out posts,
  • out-posts.
  •boundary (noun)
  • Mete,
  • ex-tents,
  • abuttals,
  • extent,
  • Abuttal,
  • Extremities,
  • MERES,
  • out lines,
  • out-lines,
  • precinct,
  • out-line,
  • line of demarcation,
  • ex tents,
  • extremity,
  • line demarcation,
  • ex-tent,
  • ex tent,
  • horizons,
  • limits,
  • out line.
  •boundary; frontier (noun)
  • border.
  •cause (noun)
  • maker,
  • determinants,
  • mainspring,
  • origins,
  • mainsprings,
  • motivations,
  • determinant,
  • causation,
  • prime mover,
  • Causations.
  •coming into a place; introduction (noun)
  • entrance.
  •cradle (noun)
  • ultimate cause,
  • ultimate causes.
  •debut (noun)
  • first step,
  • launchings,
  • opener,
  • Graduating,
  • first steps,
  • incomings,
  • launching,
  • coming out party,
  • openers.
  •derivation (noun)
  • de scent,
  • whence cames,
  • de-scent,
  • de-scents,
  • whence it cames,
  • whence came,
  • de scents,
  • spin-off,
  • whence it came.
  •emanation (noun)
  • issuances,
  • effluence,
  • ex-halations,
  • leakages,
  • exudation,
  • out-pours,
  • out pours,
  • effluents,
  • issuance,
  • issuings,
  • exudations,
  • emergings,
  • out-flow,
  • exhalation,
  • out flow,
  • ejaculation,
  • Welling,
  • leakage,
  • flowings,
  • out-pour,
  • efflux,
  • out flows,
  • out pour,
  • wellings,
  • effluent,
  • springings,
  • ex halation,
  • out-flows,
  • ex halations,
  • effluences,
  • Oozings,
  • ex-halation.
  •entrance (noun)
  • importation,
  • importations,
  • ingoing,
  • immigration.
  •establishing (noun)
  • constitutings,
  • originatings,
  • end owing,
  • institutings,
  • Organizing,
  • settlings,
  • initiatings,
  • regulatings,
  • end-owing,
  • organizings,
  • endowings,
  • founding,
  • Subsidizing,
  • inauguratings,
  • charterings,
  • implementings,
  • foundings,
  • stabilizings,
  • subsidizings,
  • setting ups,
  • Instituting.
  •first public appearance (noun)
  • debut.
  •forefront (noun)
  • fore front,
  • fore-front.
  •forefront/foreground (noun)
  • state of the arts,
  • leadingedges,
  • fore grounds,
  • fore-parts,
  • fore-grounds,
  • on the line,
  • Fore part,
  • fore ground,
  • fores,
  • foreparts,
  • fore-ground,
  • fore-part,
  • fore fronts,
  • forepart,
  • on line,
  • state-of-the-arts,
  • fore parts,
  • leading-edge,
  • leadingedge,
  • fore-fronts,
  • foreground,
  • forefronts,
  • Foci,
  • leading-edges,
  • cutting-edges,
  • cutting-edge,
  • cuttingedges,
  • cuttingedge.
  •fountain (noun)
  • wellspring.
  •inaugural (noun)
  • in augural,
  • in-augural.
  •infancy (noun)
  • Pupilage,
  • in fancies,
  • in-fancy,
  • in-fancies,
  • pupilages,
  • Incunabula,
  • in fancy,
  • Incunabulum.
  •initiation (noun)
  • instatement,
  • initiation,
  • investiture.
  •instatement (noun)
  • in statements,
  • in-statements,
  • in-statement,
  • in statement.
  •introduction (noun)
  • Exordia,
  • basic principles,
  • Exordiums,
  • exordium,
  • intros,
  • interpolation,
  • basic principle,
  • first acquaintance,
  • opening remarks,
  • preface,
  • interpolations,
  • Prolegomenon,
  • hornbooks,
  • Proem,
  • basic text,
  • Hornbook,
  • first taste.
  •kickoff (noun)
  • kickoff.
  •offset (noun)
  • offset.
  •opening (noun)
  • opening.
  •origin (noun)
  • Sprang,
  • fount,
  • origination.
  •origin, cause (noun)
  • antecedent,
  • germ,
  • font,
  • fountain,
  • resource,
  • generation,
  • egg,
  • seed,
  • principle.
  •origination (noun)
  • in novations,
  • starting points,
  • in-novation,
  • in novation.
  •outbreak (noun)
  • gushings,
  • up-risings,
  • flareup,
  • out-burst,
  • ebullitions,
  • out-pouring,
  • ex plosion,
  • mutiny,
  • out break,
  • dis-order,
  • uprising,
  • dis-charge,
  • out-bursts,
  • up rising,
  • outpouring,
  • sunderings,
  • Ebullition,
  • dis order,
  • out-breaks,
  • out pouring,
  • dis orders,
  • burstings,
  • ex plosions,
  • ex-plosion,
  • re-volution,
  • rendings,
  • up risings,
  • out bursts,
  • sortie,
  • re volutions,
  • out-break,
  • dis-charges,
  • re-volutions,
  • up-rising,
  • dis charge,
  • dis charges,
  • out burst,
  • out breaks,
  • dis-orders,
  • flare up.
  •outer limit (noun)
  • boundary.
  •preface (noun)
  • pre face,
  • pre faces,
  • pre-face,
  • prelusion,
  • pre-faces,
  • prelusions.
  •premiere (noun)
  • first night,
  • first showing,
  • first performance,
  • opening night.
  •prominence (noun)
  • forefront.
  •provenience (noun)
  • pro-genitors,
  • horse mouth,
  • horse's mouths,
  • pro genitors,
  • horse mouths,
  • pro-genitor,
  • causality,
  • Causalities,
  • horse's mouth,
  • horses mouths,
  • horses mouth,
  • pro genitor.
  •root (noun)
  • root.
  •root` (noun)
  • root`.
  •rootage (noun)
  • rootage.
  •spring (noun)
  • springs,
  • whences.
  •square one (noun)
  • new beginning,
  • fresh starts,
  • fresh start,
  • square-one,
  • new beginnings.
  •starting time (noun)
  • starting time.
  •start of an event or action (noun)
  • top,
  • basis,
  • presentation,
  • blastoff,
  • rise,
  • takeoff,
  • point of departure,
  • installation,
  • threshold,
  • square one,
  • day one,
  • rudiment,
  • induction,
  • outset.
  •wellspring (noun)
  • Well-spring,
  • aquifer,
  • aquifers.

• v.

  •beginning (verb)
  • Embarking,
  • developing,
  • dawning,
  • Inducting,
  • Forming,
  • Creating,
  • Inaugurating,
  • Stemming,
  • Conceiving,
  • Originating,
  • birthing,
  • Germinating,
  • Initiating,
  • Introducing,
  • undertaking,
  • springing,
  • Preparing,
  • initializing.
  •originating (verb)
  • Producing,
  • Generating,
  • Inventing.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • lead time,
  • Inceptive,
  • intro,
  • renewal,
  • outbreak,
  • Provenience,
  • breeding ground,
  • institution,
  • resurrection,
  • resumption,
  • nascence,
  • outburst,
  • incipiency,
  • arrival,
  • Rudimental,
  • leadoff,
  • jumping-off point,
  • rootstock,
  • Establishing,
  • lead-in,
  • apprenticeship,
  • elements,
  • birthplace,
  • starting point,
  • flying start,
  • continuation,
  • incipience,
  • imposition.
  •
  • honeymoon,
  • rebirth,
  • spark,
  • fountainhead,
  • recovery,
  • provenance,
  • cause.
  •
  • launch,
  • lift off,
  • mother,
  • elementary,
  • prologue,
  • well.
  •
  • onset,
  • starter,
  • parent,
  • basic.
  •
  • flier.
  •
  • return.
  •debut
  • premiere.
  •emergence
  • emanation.
  •incipient
  • inchoate.
  •nucleus
  • rudiments.

Paraphrases for Beginning:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    start, starts, starting, commencement.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    outset, start, starting, commencement.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    begin, begins.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    begin.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    dawn, introduction, inauguration, prelude, emergence.
  • Verb, past tense
    commencement.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Began, Commencing, members, beginner, Begun, early.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    launching, Began, Commencing, principles, launch, departure, dawning, startup, Booting, starting-point, beginningof, advent, infancy, boot, novice, beginner, get-go, establishment, opening-up.
  • Verb, past tense
    Embarked, erupted, initiated, Commencing, start.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    being, Embarking, coinciding, Involving, Guidelines, triggering, ongoing, Originating, implementing, initializing, preliminary, Terminating, entering, Introducing, ieaving, Including, convening, Considering, Mentioning, restarting, burgeoning, expiring, continuing, Establishing, i.e., preceding, underlying, Attaining, conducting, determining, Instituting, responses, Undergoing, ranging, moving, sending, departing, appearing, Excluding, register, Registering, Extending, provoking, Utilizing, Addressing, smiling, urging, change, namely, emerging, losing, happening, exiting, Committing, forging, Receiving, leading, assuming, answers, speaking, traveling, support, supporting, lagging, laughing, telling, resulting, shaping, standing, cover, covering, Spanning, developing, Having, working, performing, causing, staring, cases, taking, Relying, exporting, Carrying, reaching, Adopting, Attempting, falling, Totalling, Stating, running, according, rolling, putting, accounting, talking, looking, playing, showing, paving, getting, trying, 1995, launching, Commencing, making, Doing, principles, starting, dawning, Booting, boot.

Antonyms for Beginning:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    following, terminus, achievement, intent, limit, bound, complex, close, Evolved, extensive, expiration, desist, break off, detailed, subsequent, convoluted, uttermost, result, consequence, higher, utmost, after, boundary, quit, cessation, conclude, completion, complicated, terminate, intricate, expire, design, stop, behind, issue, purpose, elaborate, effect, sophisticated, goal, advanced, point, extremity, fulfilment, cease, complete, developed, finis, high, tip, extent, outcome, refined, accomplishment.

• n.

  • cognition
    end, middle.
  • event
    ending.
  • start of an event or action
    death, finale, termination, consummation, finish, epilogue, conclusion.

Homophones for Beginning:

• big science, bignoniaceae, bookishness, bugginess, booking, baseness, besieging, boozing, boyishness, business, beseeching, bivouacking, backing, bagging, bigness, Bobby Jones, baking, B. B. King, by chance, busyness, bioscience, buxomness, bushwhacking, boxing, buzzing, begoniaceae, bignoniaceous, becoming, basenji, biogenic, bigamous, Begging, bog moss, bechance, beijing, biogenous, biogenesis, buckskins, bushing.

Hypernym for Beginning:

• n.

  • event
    casus belli, creation, ground floor, start, growth, origin, conception, egress, inception, origination, emergence, issue, generation, outgrowth, genesis.

Hyponym for Beginning:

• n.

  • cognition
    section, division, part.
  • event
    natural event, Occurrent, occurrence, happening.