leadoff (Meaning)
leadoff
to bat first for a baseball team in (an inning), begin, to come on or perform first, one that begins something, one that leads off, a beginning action, to make a start on, a beginning or leading action
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leadoff Sentence Examples
- The leadoff batter in the baseball game stepped up to the plate with a determined expression.
- The leadoff hitter for the home team singled to start the inning.
- The leadoff runner was out at second on a fielder's choice.
- The leadoff hitter set the tone for the team's offense by hitting a home run.
- The leadoff walk gave the opposing team a crucial advantage in the game.
- The coach decided to use a sacrifice bunt with their leadoff hitter.
- The leadoff hitter's groundout ended the team's rally in the first inning.
- The leadoff batter's strikeout gave the pitcher a strong start to the game.
- The leadoff runner was caught stealing second base by the opposing catcher.
- The leadoff hitter's walk-off hit gave his team a dramatic victory.
FAQs About the word leadoff
to bat first for a baseball team in (an inning), begin, to come on or perform first, one that begins something, one that leads off, a beginning action, to make
original, maiden,first, inaugural, foremost, initial, headmost, previous, prime, primary
latter, terminal,last, latest, final, ultimate, late, ensuing,advanced, succeeding
The leadoff batter in the baseball game stepped up to the plate with a determined expression.
The leadoff hitter for the home team singled to start the inning.
The leadoff runner was out at second on a fielder's choice.
The leadoff hitter set the tone for the team's offense by hitting a home run.
