v. to begin a movement or activity; to set in motion; cause to begin; to help to begin a project or job; to move suddenly as if by surprise
I started to cry when I heard the sad news.
I started to cry when I heard the sad news.
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begin; go; enter; launch
stop; stay; wait
2 syllables
start-ed
carted
charted
darted
hearted
parted
started
departed
imparted
reuncharted
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