inception (Meaning)

Wordnet

inception (n)

an event that is a beginning; a first part or stage of subsequent events

Webster

Beginning; commencement; initiation.

Reception; a taking in.

The inception of the new project marked a pivotal turning point in the company's history.
The film "Inception" explored the mind-bending concept of implanting ideas into the subconscious.
The police launched an investigation into the inception of the illegal organization.
The scientist's theory defied the preconceptions of the scientific community, marking a significant inception.
The book's inception sparked a heated debate among literary critics.
The inception of the new government policy brought both praise and criticism.
The inception of the online store revolutionized the way people shopped.
The inception of the social movement garnered widespread attention and support.
The inception of the medical breakthrough offered hope to millions suffering from the disease.
The inception of the peace treaty marked a turning point in the decades-long conflict.

an event that is a beginning; a first part or stage of subsequent eventsBeginning; commencement; initiation., Reception; a taking in.

launch, commencement, alpha,beginning, onset, start, founding, dawn, initiation,genesis

close, conclusion,end, completion, period, ending, period, completion, close, end

The inception of the new project marked a pivotal turning point in the company's history.

The film "Inception" explored the mind-bending concept of implanting ideas into the subconscious.

The police launched an investigation into the inception of the illegal organization.

The scientist's theory defied the preconceptions of the scientific community, marking a significant inception.