Inaugurate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INAUGURATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to invest with office
• begin or introduce (a system, policy, or period)
• admit (someone) formally to office
• mark the beginning or first public use of (an organization or project) with a special event or ceremony
• To introduce or induct into an office with suitable ceremonies or solemnities; to invest with power or authority in a formal manner; to install; as, to inaugurate a president; to inaugurate a king.
• To cause to begin, esp. with formality or solemn ceremony; hence, to set in motion, action, or progress; to initiate; -- used especially of something of dignity or worth or public concern; as, to inaugurate a new era of things, new methods, etc.
• To celebrate the completion of, or the first public use of; to dedicate, as a statue.
• To begin with good omens.
• commence officially
• open ceremoniously or dedicate formally
• be a precursor of
ADJECTIVE:
• Invested with office; inaugurated.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to induct into an office with suitable ceremonies

Words related to INAUGURATE

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Words that contain INAUGURATE

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How to use INAUGURATE in a sentence

• Begin, commence, inaugurate, initiate, institute, originate, start, found.
• If the deputies prevailed, they would inaugurate reforms to which the other orders would never consent.
• We are to inaugurate and carry on the new system which makes Man of more value than Property, which will one day put the living value of industry above the dead value of capital.
• The year 45 saw the defeat of the Pompeian remnants in Spain, and the first preparations for the great Parthian expedition which, as all knew, was to inaugurate the new Monarchy.
• Jean told himself it would be an easy and a grateful task to cherish such a father, and he resolved to inaugurate a life of toil and sacrifice.
• The President of the United States, they say, has avowed it to be his purpose to inaugurate a servile war in their country, and they call fiercely for retaliation.
• Her father, Adam Warner, was a poor scholar, with his heart set upon the completion of an invention which should inaugurate the age of steam.
• It can stir no common life, develop no historic movements, inaugurate no reforms, nor give to life a diviner meaning.
• It arises from the very rarity and rectitude of those minds which commonly inaugurate such crusades.
• They have science and combination, and may easily inaugurate a much greater tyranny than the world has ever seen.
• What new phase in the life of our nation and our Empire does this tremendous ceremony inaugurate? The question is inevitable.
• The Society promptly approved the plan and appropriated the sum necessary to inaugurate its work and to make the award.
• They also imply that the royal house of Judah had been struck down, and that the new king is to rise out of a background of gloom and is to inaugurate an entirely new era.
• Coligny, Conde, all the heads of the party, were urgently invited to attend the marriage feast which was to inaugurate an era of peace.
• Stowe did more than any other person to inaugurate, is regarded by the intelligent white people of the South.
• They expected the Messiah to inaugurate a Church of this kind.
• Make the work efficient, though it be limited to a small number, rather than inaugurate a magnificent failure.
• Not yet have people learned to inaugurate the finest festivals.
• The Grand Opera house was engaged as the place to inaugurate the campaign.
• She helped to inaugurate the society for the prevention of cruelty to children, and was a keen supporter of the ragged school union.
• The tardy movement of the American Colonies toward their revolt against the British Government betrayed a great unwillingness to inaugurate the struggle.
• If he should inaugurate his command with the shadow of a success, the Government organs chant themselves hoarse in praise and prophecy.
• As late as the year 1914 we did not hesitate to inaugurate new restrictive measures, which it took the great trial of this War to stop.
• When the proposal to erect a monument to the Shepherd in Ettrick Vale took a practical shape, Sheriff Bell was selected to inaugurate the structure.
• His tenure of office has been long enough to enable him to inaugurate and carry out policies, and thus get results.
• Then he re-entered, walking gingerly on the tips of his toes, and casting about in his mind for a suitable topic with which to inaugurate the conversation.
• Lord Elgin was happily chosen to inaugurate a new era of colonial self-government.
• I resolved at that time to inaugurate some means to get rid of such senseless waste of life if intrusted with the power.
• Zephania went through the hall singing, on her way upstairs to inaugurate her war of extermination against dirt.
• His successor, Adrian, a Netherlander and an admirable man, sought vainly to inaugurate reform of the Church from within, but in brief time made way for Clement VII.
• The general adoption of this point of view was to inaugurate a third dispensation, superior to those of Moses and Christ, the dispensation of the Holy Ghost.
• We have seen it seeking to inaugurate, in many instances all too successfully, a reign of terror in times of profound peace, of which Austria might be ashamed.
• We can, if we will, inaugurate on the Dark Continent a last great crusade for humanity.
• The tone in which she spoke the name seemed to rob it of all vulgar associations, and to inaugurate it as the key-note of a fine social symphony.
• On Wednesday, there was a great popular demonstration here to inaugurate the statue of Warren.
• The Buddha was asked to inaugurate it and did so by a discourse lasting late into the night which he delivered sitting with his back against a pillar.
• Solemn ceremonies, both religious and military, will inaugurate the tomb which is to retain them for ever.

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