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Meanings of inception in English

Portuguese
começo
Catalan
gènesi
Spanish
origen

An event that is a beginning; a first part or stage of subsequent events.

começo
Usage of inception in English
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Data sources: Major electronic databases were searched from inception to August 2005.
Pubmed
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He has led the Luas initiative since its inception eight years ago.
The Irish Times
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The firm has been profitable since its inception, said the second source.
Reuters
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The tumors, however, demonstrate a spectrum of behavior right from their inception.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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Data sources: PubMed and six other databases from inception to April 2020.
Pubmed
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The laws have been the focus of legal action since their inception.
Reuters
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For all its deviant inception, it still symbolized a form of hope.
The Reality Dysfunction
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At its inception it had more than 100 members, including Ms Cheer.
Radio NZ
9
The G7 has been a champion of free trade since its inception.
Radio NZ
10
Methods: Four databases were thoroughly searched from inception up to July 2019.
Pubmed
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The South had held control of the Government almost from its inception.
The Memories of Fifty Years / Containing Brief Biographical Noti...
12
It belonged, in fact, in its inception, to the age of Magic.
Pagan and Christian Creeds: Their Origin and Meaning
13
I'm very hands-on and completely involved with every aspect from the inception.
Ebony
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Space X has planned this design as a crew vehicle since inception.
Wired
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We will search all literature sources from the inception to the present.
Pubmed
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A prospective inception cohort study with 12 months of follow-up was initiated.
Pubmed
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Common
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Common
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