from the beginning
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Definition of from the beginning - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
time sequencestarting at the first moment or original point
- She knew the answer from the beginning.
- We rehearsed the song from the beginning.
- The story was confusing from the beginning.
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middlen.
timepoint or period equally distant from the beginning and end
all over againadv.
restarting processfrom the beginning once more
start overv.
begin anewbegin again from the beginning
all alongadv.
time durationfrom the beginning
right from the startadv.
timeimmediately from the beginning of an event
start all over againv.
restartbegin something from the beginning after a failure
throughout historyadv.
timefrom the beginning to the present time
constructed from scratchadj.
constructionbuilt entirely from the beginning
from scratchadv.
starting anewstarting from the beginning, without prior preparation
from square oneadv.
beginningstarting again from the very beginning
hit the ground runningv.
successful startstart something and do well right from the beginning
make from scratchv.
creationstart a project or task from the beginning
play overv.
entertainmentperform a song move or scene again from the beginning
aboriginaladj.
originexisting from the beginning, native
from the ground upadv.
beginningstarting from the very beginning or basics
from the outsetadv.
timefrom the very beginning
from the topadv.
musicstarting again from the beginning
off the batadv.
beginningfrom the very beginning
reset the clockv.
processesrestart a process or activity from the beginning
right off the batadv.
beginningfrom the very beginning
since day oneadv.
beginningfrom the very beginning of an event
since the world beganadv.
timefrom the beginning of time until now
take it from the topexp.
restart beginningstart again from the beginning of a performance or task
begin anewv.
changestart again with a fresh approach or from the beginning
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- French:depuis le début, ...
- German:von Anfang an, ...
- Italian:fin dall'inizio, ...
- Spanish:desde el principio, ...
- Portuguese:desde o início, ...
- Chinese:从一开始, ...
- Japanese:最初から, ...
- Arabic:مِنذ البِداية, ...
- Hebrew:מֵהַתְּחָלָה, ...
- Russian:с самого начала, ...
- Ukrainian:з самого початку, ...
- Hindi:शुरू से ही, ...
Collins Dictionary results for from the beginning
Dictionary Results
beginning
(beginnings plural )1 n-count The beginningof an event or process is the first part of it.
usu sing (=start) (Antonym: end) This was also the beginning of her recording career..., Think of this as a new beginning.
usu sing (=start) (Antonym: end) This was also the beginning of her recording career..., Think of this as a new beginning.
2 n-plural Thebeginningsof something are the signs or events which form the first part of it.
usu the N, oft N of n
The discussions were the beginnings of a dialogue with Moscow.
usu the N, oft N of n
The discussions were the beginnings of a dialogue with Moscow.
3 n-sing Thebeginningof a period of time is the time at which it starts.
the N (Antonym: end) The wedding will be at the beginning of March.
the N (Antonym: end) The wedding will be at the beginning of March.
4 n-count The beginningof a piece of written material is the first words or sentences of it.
usu sing, oft N of n (Antonym: end) ...the question which was raised at the beginning of this chapter.
usu sing, oft N of n (Antonym: end) ...the question which was raised at the beginning of this chapter.
5 n-plural If you talk about the beginnings of a person, company, or group, you are referring to their backgrounds or origins.
usu with supp
His views come from his own humble beginnings.
usu with supp
His views come from his own humble beginnings.
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