commence

verbB1 · Intermediate

To begin or start.

Meaning of «commence»

verb

to begin or start

The meeting will commence at nine o'clock tomorrow.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

to begin doing something or to happen

startthe everyday word, also for machinesThe film starts at eight.

beginlike start, a little more written; for events and stagesThe new school year begins in September.

commenceformalformal word, used in official textsThe meeting will commence at nine o'clock.

initiateformalformal; make a process or plan startThe government initiated a plan to help farmers.

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