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A formal presentation of one person to another
“He felt understandably nervous as he awaited his introduction to the queen.”
A person's first experience of a subject or thing
“I had my first introduction to the joys of cooking when my grandmother asked me to help her with the baklava.”
Something preliminary to something else
“The addition of five single combat matches as an introduction to the main event couldn't have generated this much in last-minute sales.”
The introductory part of a speech or literary work
“Her introduction to the book represents a summary of the ideas that will be fully explored in detail.”
The action of establishing something
“The government has announced the introduction of a new bill that will outlaw the dissemination of information counter to mainstream narratives.”
A document, usually a book, that explains the basic facts about a particular subject
“This book provides a simple, but useful, introduction to starting your own blog.”
A flow inward or into something
“An introduction of new ideas is just what we need to reinvigorate our company.”
The action of proposing a plan or suggestion
A speech or talk, typically in which a new product, idea, or piece of work is shown and explained
The act of imposing a rule, regulation, fees, etc.
The state of being allowed to enter
The act or an instance of importing foreign goods or commodities
The time leading up to an event
An act of making something known
A declarative statement, especially a brief one
A book giving instructions or information
(insight into) An accurate and deep explanation or understanding of someone or something
A set performance
A small dish or morsel of food or drink taken before a meal or main course
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