Synonym: admit, begin, initiate, install, instate, introduce, launch. Similar words: inauguration, inaugural, augur, augury, ziggurat, figurative, configuration, transfiguration. Meaning: [ɪ'nɔːgjəreɪt /-gjʊr-] 
v. 1. commence officially 2. open ceremoniously or dedicate formally 3. be a precursor of.
v. 1. commence officially 2. open ceremoniously or dedicate formally 3. be a precursor of. 
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1. People hoped that the new government would inaugurate a period of change.
2. All the assurances that the treaty would not inaugurate an arms race or cost the United States anything were brushed aside.
3. This allowedFrege to inaugurate some profound developments in the philosophy of language.
4. But Dempsey would inaugurate America's modern age of sports and become a focal point of its dawning celebrity culture.
5. To inaugurate a course of vocal instruction, place the residence of the instructress .
6. Next week he will inaugurate a new bout of direct talks between Israel and the Palestinians,[Sentencedict.com] chaperoned by Egypt's president and Jordan's king (see article).
7. To begin or inaugurate with a ceremony intended to bring good luck.
8. This Friday, McDonald will inaugurate a new facility in Cincinnati to aggregate demand planning using computer models, which means a good portion of those thousands of workers will be redeployed.
9. Next week we'll inaugurate a statue of the child Edgar Hernandez that resembles the Manneken Pis in Brussels, Belgium, for having carried out a similar exploit," Beltran said.
10. Officials in China say they will inaugurate a new bullet train route between Beijing and Tianjin in August.
11. The Washington summit actually eliminated major causes of tension, and promised to inaugurate a new world structure.
12. Initially it seemed unlikely that this stern, aloof, and unpopular general would be the person to inaugurate a democratic tradition.
13. This has not gone down too well with the Torinese, who want a more prestigious side to inaugurate their new stadium.
14. About 100 Afghan members of parliament demanded on Monday that President Hamid Karzai inaugurate the country's legislative assembly by next Sunday.
15. The brash city-state of Dubai, one of the seven statelets that make up the United Arab Emirates, expects to inaugurate the world's tallest building, the 160-storey Burj Dubai, in 2009.sentencedict.com
16. He said it was a historic event and that he is certain it will inaugurate a new era and a new relationship between the two countries.
17. As manager of your agency, what skill - building program would you inaugurate if needed?
18. CE: When people learn to eat plant based to eliminate heart disease it could inaugurate a seismic revolution in health.
19. Our company will true-blue go along with extensive customers by hand in hand to inaugurate baking enterprise!
20. Two bullet trains glided silently out of a glossy new station today to inaugurate China's latest high speed rail line, as officials boasted of setting world records using domestic technology.
21. Fig 2 . Open - window envelopes, showing receivers'names & addresses, may inaugurate repeated printout.
22. The two Prime Ministers also attended the ceremony to inaugurate several projects including the China-assisted investment service building in the Egyptian Suez economic zone.
23. A boisterous crowd gathered at the international airport in Senegal's capital, Dakar, for an official ceremony to inaugurate the country's newest regional carrier, Senegal Airlines.
24. Pride of place in Shareen Miller's home goes to a grainy photo-graph of her chatting with Barack Obama at a White House ceremony last year to inaugurate a new law that mandates equal pay for women.
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