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Definition of inception - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
originbeginning or start of something
- The inception of the company was in 1999.
2.
beginningcreation or establishment of an entity
- The inception of the new policy was announced yesterday.
Expressions with inception
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at the very beginning of something
The company was small at its inception.
from the time something began until now or another time
The club has grown rapidly since its inception.
Origin of inception
Latin, inceptio (beginning)
Terms with inception included in their meaning
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inception
early stage or beginning of something
Examples of inception in a sentence
At its inception, the idea seemed impossible. The inception of the company dates back to 1999. Since its inception, the project has grown significantly.
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- French:création, fondation, ...
- German:Beginn, Gründung, ...
- Italian:inizio, creazione, ...
- Spanish:inicio, ...
- Portuguese:início, criação, ...
- Chinese:开端, 成立, ...
- Japanese:創業, 創設, ...
- Arabic:بِداية, تَأْسِيس, ...
- Hebrew:הַתְחָלָה, יִיסוּד, ...
- Russian:основание, создание, ...
- Ukrainian:початок, запровадження, ...
- Hindi:शुरुआत, स्थापना, ...
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