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
We are starting class today.
We are starting class today.
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What was the group called that was starting the newspaper?
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First login before starting a lesson.
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How did Marty feel about starting third grade?
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What must the boy do first before starting step one?
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Who was the starting wide receiver?
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Where was the starting point for Trudy's swim across the English Channel?
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They spend time while starting what?
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The ulceration was starting to heal.
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What did the children with names starting with E through H ride to the party?
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Mom likes to have a cappuccino before starting her day.
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Why was Amber nervous about starting second grade?
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What did Narwhal and Otty need to get before starting their adventure?
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His suture was starting to heal.
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How did Gustaf get to the race's starting point?
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begin; go; enter; launch
stop; stay; wait
2 syllables
start-ing
carting
charting
darting
harting
marting
parting
smarting
starting
departing
imparting
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