TO START WITH Definition & Meaning

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Also, to begin with . In the first place, initially, as in We'll notify him by e-mail to start with , or To begin with, they haven't paid their taxes in years . The first term dates from the second half of the 1800s, the variant from the mid-1500s. Also see for openers .

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I wanted to start with this big scene, but we didn’t have any money for extras.

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“Most of the patients that get infections with Candida auris are themselves pretty sick to start with,” said Stuart Cohen, chief of infectious diseases at UC Davis.

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To start with, the current model range, which was once cutting edge, now looks uninspiring.

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It was a sobering start to a season that all in F1 had expected to start with Ferrari as McLaren's closest challenger.

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The selection of Henderson and the return of Rashford demonstrates that Tuchel is prepared to start with a clean slate.

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