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Meaning of inaugurated
The primary meaning of the word "inaugurated" is to introduce or initiate something formally.
Etymology of inaugurated
The word "inaugurated" has its roots in Latin, where "inaugurare" means to consecrate or dedicate, and "augur", which refers to a religious official who interprets omens
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of formally introducing or initiating something, and has evolved to include a range of meanings related to formal beginnings and introductions
Synonyms
launched
initiated
started
begun
opened
commenced
introduced
established
founded
created
originated
instituted
implemented
activated
enabled
commenced
set up
put in place
installed
invested
sworn in
dedicated
consecrated
blessed
sanctified
hallowed
initiated
inducted
appointed
elected
designated
nominated
ordained
consecrated
Definitions
- The word "inaugurated" is defined by Oxford Languages as:
- + to introduce or initiate something formally, typically with a ceremony or special event
- + to swear in or formally introduce someone to a new position or role
- * Other definitions include:
- + to mark the beginning of something, such as a new project or initiative
- + to introduce a new system, policy, or practice
Usage Examples
- The new president was inaugurated in a ceremony at the capital
- * The company inaugurated a new marketing campaign to promote their products
- * The university inaugurated a new program in sustainability studies