What is another word for lead off?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈiːd ˈɒf], [ lˈiːd ˈɒf], [ l_ˈiː_d ˈɒ_f]
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Synonyms for Lead off:
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adj.
• first- Inceptive ,
- aboriginal ,
- ahead ,
- antecedent ,
- anterior ,
- basic ,
- cardinal ,
- early ,
- elementary ,
- first off ,
- fundamental ,
- inaugural ,
- incipient ,
- initial ,
- introductory ,
- key ,
- leading ,
- least ,
- number one ,
- opening ,
- original ,
- premier ,
- primary ,
- prime ,
- primeval ,
- primitive ,
- primordial ,
- pristine ,
- rudimentary ,
- slightest ,
- smallest .
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n.
• begin • lead astray • lead off -
v.
• break the ice • commence • enter • introduce Other synonyms:
- set .
- embark .
- inaugurate ,
- launch .
- approach .
Other relevant words:
- Harbingered ,
- Harbingering ,
- Initiating ,
- Mooted ,
- Mooting ,
- be friendly and talkative ,
- break ground ,
- break the ice ,
- breaking ground ,
- come into being ,
- come into existence ,
- coming into being ,
- coming into existence ,
- commence ,
- cut the first turf ,
- do the honors ,
- enter ,
- enter upon ,
- get cracking ,
- get feet wet ,
- get going ,
- get one's feet wet ,
- get show on road ,
- get things rolling ,
- getting going ,
- give introduction ,
- got going ,
- hit the ground running ,
- initiate ,
- introduce ,
- jump into ,
- kick off ,
- kicked off ,
- knock down ,
- knocked down ,
- knocking down ,
- knocks down ,
- lay the first stone ,
- lead ,
- lead into ,
- lead the way ,
- leading off ,
- led off ,
- made a start ,
- make a start ,
- moots ,
- oil the works ,
- open the way ,
- open up ,
- opened up ,
- opening up ,
- pave the way ,
- put forward ,
- puts forward ,
- set at ease ,
- set forth ,
- setting forth ,
- smooth the path ,
- spring with ,
- start ball rolling ,
- start the ball rolling ,
- take the plunge ,
- take up ,
- tear into .
- become member ,
- commit oneself ,
- enroll ,
- get into ,
- get oneself into ,
- got into ,
- join up ,
- joined up ,
- joins up ,
- participate in ,
- participated in ,
- set about ,
- set out on ,
- set to ,
- sign on ,
- sign up ,
- signed up ,
- signing on ,
- signing up ,
- signs up ,
- tee off ,
- teed off .
- antecede ,
- beginning ,
- come before ,
- come first ,
- create ,
- dawn ,
- first ,
- front ,
- get ,
- get moving ,
- get off ,
- get the show on the road ,
- get under way ,
- go ahead ,
- go ahead of ,
- go before ,
- go in advance ,
- head ,
- head up ,
- invent ,
- open ,
- originate ,
- outrank ,
- pioneer ,
- precede ,
- rank ,
- rate ,
- set out ,
- take on ,
- take precedence ,
- take the lead ,
- usher in .
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How to use "Lead off" in context?
Lead off is the first song on a musical album, typically the opening track. In classical music, the first movement of a composition might be designated "Introductory Air" or "Air de Cour" (literally, "air of court"), and this might serve as the lead-off for a suite of music.
In popular music, the lead-off track may be more typically a pop ballad or a rock song that introduces the album as a whole. It may also be a song that sets a tone for the rest of the album, such as a fast-paced pop song that defines the energy of the album.
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