introduction
Definition of introduction:
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part of speech: noun
Act of conducting into: act of making persons known to each other: act of bringing into notice or practice: preliminary matter to the main thoughts of a book: a treatise introductory to a science or course of study.
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part of speech: noun
The act of introducing; the making people known; the opening or preliminary part of a thing, as of a speech, a discourse, or a book; the bringing in something fresh.
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Common misspellings:
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- intoroduction (0.5%)
- introducting (0.2%)
- introducion (5.7%)
- ntroduction (0.5%)
- introdction (0.5%)
- introuction (0.9%)
- introductio (0.9%)
- introduciton (2.7%)
- introductioon (0.5%)
- inroduction (5.7%)
- interduction (1.8%)
- inconjuction (0.2%)
- introducton (1.4%)
- introuducing (0.2%)
- introdaction (0.5%)
- intoduction (13.7%)
- introducation (5.3%)
- intorduction (19.9%)
- introductin (0.5%)
- intruduction (4.6%)
- itroduction (1.6%)
- intriduction (2.5%)
- introdiction (0.5%)
- intrudotion (0.5%)
- intrduction (0.5%)
- indroduction (4.8%)
- introudcation (0.5%)
- introdution (11.0%)
- introdcution (3.7%)
- introuduction (0.9%)
- introductionary (0.7%)
- introducction (0.9%)
- introdutory (0.2%)
- introducitn (0.7%)
- intrudoction (0.5%)
- fintroduction (0.5%)
- intorcution (0.5%)
- intrdution (0.5%)
- introcdution (0.5%)
- introdcuction (0.5%)
- introduation (0.7%)
- introductn (0.7%)
- introdyuction (0.5%)
- introudaction (0.5%)
Usage examples for introduction:
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Towards January, however, Mrs. Alcock was so well that they sent out some of the numerous letters of introduction which they had brought with them, and, in answer to these, many of the Romans came to call.
"Story of My Life, volumes 1-3" – Augustus J. C. Hare -
When the Countess entered the room in which Elsa stood, her first question was an inquiry regarding her visitor's name and station, the telling of which seemed but an indifferent introduction for the girl, who could not help noting that the Countess shrank, involuntarily from her when she heard the Outlaw mentioned.
"The Strong Arm" – Robert Barr -
The introduction was delayed.
"The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith" – George Meredith
