Words and phrases that have a meaning related to begins: (173 results)
Often used in the same context:
commences, culminates, opens, ends, precedes, starts, enters, arrives, concludes, closes, unfolds, takes, completes, resumes, departs, embarks, lasts, nears, goes, continues, comes, progresses, reconvenes, intensifies, prepares, convenes, readies, reappears, occurs, coincides, reopens, follows, dawns, descends, becomes, postpones, ensues, heralds, climaxes, underway, disappears, renews, initiates, happens, falters, erupts, vanishes, emerges, kicks, invades, beckons, leaves, interrupts, dwindles, revives, looms, ceases, involves, abandons, entails, widens, adjourns, reenters, fizzles, devolves, slows, reaches, contemplates, beging, invites, shrinks, evolves, introduces, quickens, settles, awaits, wanes, eases, slated, fades, inaugurates, accelerates, halts, accompanies, scheduled, abates, warms, implodes, turns, prompts, expands, relocates, confronts, extends, adopts, converges, overtakes, subsides, falls, awakes, decides, terminates, first, vol, best, came, clifford, coming, guard, is, last, little, abroad, brady, cameron, chief, donald, douglas, early, eliza, father
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— Adjectives for begins: history, calcification, new, jesus, offensive, civil, part, cold, strong, therapy, beautiful, more...
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