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Meanings of inaugurate in English
Usage of inaugurate in English
1
In two weeks, the carmaker will inaugurate a new plant in Brazil.
2
The waist belt enforces the evils which the corset and skirts inaugurate.
3
This is the fitting hour for the august ceremonies we now inaugurate.
4
A man goes to Ottawa burning with zeal to inaugurate political liberation.
5
But you, Voltaire, will you not inaugurate good taste wherever you are?
6
The reformers' work did not inaugurate capitalism or subvert magic or promote science.
7
The Greek section was the first to inaugurate the transmission of personal messages.
8
The advent of peace would, he believed, inaugurate a personal war against himself.
9
They expected the Messiah to inaugurate a Church of this kind.
10
Our purpose will be to inaugurate the Cooperative Commonwealth of Man.
11
Are we to inaugurate this Mexican system in the United States of America?
12
But this was an enterprise not easy either to inaugurate or carry out.
13
I would inaugurate from America, for this purpose, new formulas-international poems.
14
Cocktails, I'm afraid, are an institution you will have to inaugurate down here.
15
Perhaps, fortunately for Frederick's reputation, he did nothing more than inaugurate this policy.
16
Imagine a merchant in Moscow trying to inaugurate such a scheme!
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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