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Debut

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Main Entry: debut
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: first public appearance

Synonyms:

admission, appearance, beginning, bow, coming out, coming out party, entrance, entree, first step, graduating, graduation, inauguration, incoming, initiation, introduction, launching, opener, presentation
Notes: a debut is a first public appearance; a premiere is a first performance, showing, or broadcast

Antonyms:

closing, finale
Main Entry: appearance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: coming into sight

Synonyms:

actualization, advent, appearing, arrival, coming, debut, display, emergence, entrance, exhibition, introduction, manifestation, materialization, presence, presentation, representation, rise, showing up, turning up, unveiling

Antonyms:

absence, departure, disappearance, leaving
Main Entry: baptism
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: church rite; initiation

Synonyms:

ablution, baptismal, christening, debut, dedication, dunking, immersion, introduction, launching, lustration, purgation, purge, purification, rite of passage, ritual, sanctification, sprinkling
Main Entry: come out
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make public

Synonyms:

appear, be announced, be brought out, be disclosed, be divulged, be exposed, be issued, be made known, be promulgated, be published, be released, be reported, be revealed, break*, debut, get out, leak*, out, transpire

Antonyms:

hide
Main Entry: entrance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: coming into a place; introduction

Synonyms:

access, accession, adit, admission, admittance, appearance, approach, arrival, baptism, beginning, commencement, debut, enlistment, enrollment, entry, entrée, immigration, import, importation, inception, incoming, ingoing, ingress, ingression, initiation, invasion, outset, passage, penetration, progress, start, trespass

Antonyms:

conclusion, departure, exit, leave
Main Entry: entrée
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: admittance

Synonyms:

access, adit, admission, connection, contact, debut, door, entrance, entry, importation, in, incoming, induction, ingress, introduction, open arms, open door, way

Antonyms:

blackballing, rejection
Main Entry: initiation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: start, introduction

Synonyms:

admission, baptism, beginning, commencement, debut, enrollment, entrance, inaugural, inauguration, inception, indoctrination, induction, installation, instatement, investiture, preliminaries

Antonyms:

close, conclusion, end, ending, finish, termination
Main Entry: introduction
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: something new; something that begins

Synonyms:

addition, admittance, awakening, baptism, basic principles, basic text, beginning, commencement, debut, essentials, establishment, exordium, first acquaintance, first taste, foreword, hornbook, inauguration, inception, induction, influx, ingress, initiation, insertion, installation, institution, interpolation, intro, launch, lead, lead-in, opening, opening remarks, overture, pioneering, preamble, preface, preliminaries, prelude, presentation, primer, proem, prolegomenon, prologue, survey

Antonyms:

conclusion, end, ending, finish
Main Entry: premiere
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: original production

Synonyms:

beginning, debut, first night, first performance, first showing, opening, opening night
Notes: a debut is a first public appearance; a premiere is a first performance, showing, or broadcast

Antonyms:

closing
Main Entry: presentation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: performance; something given, displayed

Synonyms:

act, appearance, arrangement, award, bestowal, coming out, conferral, debut, delivering, delivery, demonstration, display, dog and pony show, donation, exhibition, exposition, giving, introduction, investiture, knockdown, launch, launching, offering, overture, pitch, present, production, proposal, proposition, reception, remembrance, rendition, representation, sales pitch, show, staging, submission
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