starting

/ˈstɑɹtɪŋ/
noun 1

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ADJ.

contrary, fluorescent, large, regular, soon, warm

We need a larger starting salary if we're going to move to the city.

VERB + STARTING

doing, go, houses, point, prevented, regrets, think

We prevented starting the project until we had enough funding in place.

STARTING + NOUN

afternoon, april, flicker, january, relationship, roads, tonight, we'll

We decided to take a road trip starting from the main roads heading north.

PREP.

about, besides, from, in, off, on, up, up

Starting from next Monday, we'll begin the new training program for all employees.

ADV.

again

We had to postpone the meeting and start again, beginning the discussion from the starting point.

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