début (Meaning)
début
to make a debut, to make a first appearance or a formal entrance into society, to present to the public for the first time, a first appearance, a first public appearance, to present to society for the first time, a formal entrance into society
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début Sentence Examples
- The young ballerina made her spectacular début on the grand stage.
- The novel marked the début of a promising new author, captivating readers worldwide.
- The band's album début soared to the top of the charts, heralding their arrival in the music industry.
- The politician's début speech ignited controversy and established their commanding presence.
- The film festival featured the début of an acclaimed indie movie that left a lasting impact on viewers.
- The fashion designer's début collection showcased their unique aesthetic and set the tone for the season.
- The chef's restaurant début became an instant success, earning rave reviews for its innovative dishes.
- The actor's stage début was met with thunderous applause, proving their undeniable talent.
- The art exhibition marked the début of an enigmatic new artist whose work sparked both intrigue and acclaim.
- The young athlete's début performance on the Olympic stage showcased their incredible potential and earned them a place in history.
FAQs About the word début
to make a debut, to make a first appearance or a formal entrance into society, to present to the public for the first time, a first appearance, a first public a
premiere, appearance, commencement,arrival, outset, advent, kickoff, inception, beginning, launch
closing, completion, termination, cessation, stop,period, closure, finale, finish, conclusion
The young ballerina made her spectacular début on the grand stage.
The novel marked the début of a promising new author, captivating readers worldwide.
The band's album début soared to the top of the charts, heralding their arrival in the music industry.
The politician's début speech ignited controversy and established their commanding presence.
