initiate

Words with a similar base: initiate

'initiate'

[novice.n.02] as in: someone new to a field or activity

novitiate, novice, founder, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up

begin, get_down, begin, begin, begin, begin, begin, begin, begin, begin, begin, novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up

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unskilled_person, entity

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cub, tenderfoot, landlubber, trainee, abecedarian, newcomer, apprentice

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begin, beginning, broach, center, get_down, in-between, initiate, lead_up, middle, novice, originate

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'initiate'

[initiate.n.02] as in: someone who has been admitted to membership in a scholarly field

novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up

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scholar, entity

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polymath

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broach, initiate, lead_up, novice, originate

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'initiate'

[initiate.n.03] as in: people who have been introduced to the mysteries of some field or activity

Examples:
it is very familiar to the initiate

novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up, enlighten, enlighten, clear, enlightened, educated

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uninitiate, uninitiate

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people, entity

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broach, clear, educated, enlighten, enlightened, initiate, lead_up, novice, originate, uninitiate

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'initiate'

[originate.v.02] as in: bring into being

Examples:
He initiated a new program
Start a foundation

originate, originate, originate, novice, initiate, initiate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up, start, beginning, start, startle, beginning, start, starting_signal, start, get_down, begin, depart, begin, start, startle, start, start, start, start, begin, begin, start

creative, germinal, beginning, origin, origin, origin, origin, lineage, initiation, originator, enterprise, first_step, inaugural, initiation, knowledgeability, trigger, start, beginning, start, startle, beginning, start, starting_signal, start, get_down, begin, depart, begin, originate, start, startle, start, start, start, start, begin, begin, start, starter, starter, starter, newcomer, appetizer, crank, starter

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make

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go_back, lead_up, set

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begin, beginning, belated, broach, center, conclusion, continuant_consonant, continue, cover, creative, deep, depart, early, early_on, end, former, get_down, goal, in-between, initiate, late, lead_up, middle, novice, originate, proceed, recently, retain, start, starting_signal, startle, stay

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'initiate'

[initiate.v.02] as in: take the lead or initiative in; participate in the development of

Examples:
This South African surgeon pioneered heart transplants

novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up, pioneer, pioneer, pioneer, pioneer

initiation, initiation, knowledgeability, trigger, instigator, pioneer, pioneer, pioneer, initiate, pioneer

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cause, make

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trip, mount, organize, undertake, introduce, stage, strike_up, establish

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broach, initiate, lead_up, novice, originate

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'initiate'

[initiate.v.03] as in: accept people into an exclusive society or group, usually with some rite

Examples:
African men are initiated when they reach puberty

novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up, induct, induct, induce, induct

novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach, lead_up, initiation, initiation, knowledgeability, trigger, induction, generalization, evocation, induction, inductee, draftee

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admit, act

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accept, accommodate, act, admit, broach, consume, devour, dissemble, draftee, include, initiate, lead_up, novice, originate, work

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'initiate'

[broach.v.01] as in: bring up a topic for discussion

brooch, broach, novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, lead_up

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hash_out, act

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cover

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act, broach, consume, devour, dissemble, initiate, lead_up, novice, originate, work

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'initiate'

[lead_up.v.01] as in: set in motion, start an event or prepare the way for

Examples:
Hitler's attack on Poland led up to World War II

lead_up, novice, initiate, initiate, originate, initiate, initiate, broach

enterprise, first_step, inaugural, initiation, initiation, knowledgeability, trigger

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originate, make

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broach, initiate, lead_up, novice, originate

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Origins

					initiate (English)
└── initiatus (Latin)

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