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Similar meaning to a verb begin?

Here are some words with similar meanings to the verb "begin", categorized by nuance:

Starting:

* Commence: More formal than "begin"

* Initiate: To start something formally or officially

* Launch: To start something with energy or excitement

* Embark: To start a journey or an important undertaking

* Inaugurate: To officially start something, especially a new era or project

* Kick off: Informal, to start something with enthusiasm

* Set out: To start a journey or a task

* Undertake: To start a difficult or important task

Continuing:

* Resume: To start again after an interruption

* Continue: To keep doing something after a pause

* Proceed: To move forward, to continue

* Carry on: Informal, to continue doing something

Specific contexts:

* Start: (More general than "begin")

* Open: (For events, activities, or businesses)

* Enter: (For a state or situation)

* Break ground: (For construction projects)

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the desired tone.

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