outset (Meaning)

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outset (n)

the time at which something is supposed to begin

Webster

A setting out, starting, or beginning.

At the outset of my presentation, I established the underlying principles.
From the outset, it was evident that the project faced significant challenges.
The outset of the year marked a pivotal turning point in our company's trajectory.
With enthusiasm at the outset, the team embarked on the ambitious project.
In the outset of our discussion, we set clear expectations and guidelines.
Despite initial setbacks, the outset of the undertaking remained promising.
The outset of the investigation revealed a trail of fraudulent activities.
The outset of spring brought forth a symphony of vibrant hues and blooming flowers.
From its outset, the company faced fierce competition in the saturated market.
At the outset of my journey, I encountered both obstacles and unexpected opportunities.

the time at which something is supposed to beginA setting out, starting, or beginning.

inception,beginning, commencement, start, onset, alpha, get-go, threshold, dawn, baseline

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

At the outset of my presentation, I established the underlying principles.

From the outset, it was evident that the project faced significant challenges.

The outset of the year marked a pivotal turning point in our company's trajectory.

With enthusiasm at the outset, the team embarked on the ambitious project.