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To begin or start something, such as a project or endeavor

To get going, either to leave a place or to be on a journey

(of an institution or organization) To establish or originate

To cause something to begin to work or operate

To have its source

To preface or introduce something with

To motivate or animate, especially towards the accomplishment of a goal

(of an event or fact) To cause or bring about (an action or feeling)

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Verb

To begin or start something, such as a project or endeavor

make a start on

get off the ground

get the ball rolling

get the show on the road

get show on road

scratch the surface

get up to speed

begin undertaking

address oneself to

commence proceedings

have a crack at

take responsibility for

be responsible for

take on oneself

get cracking on

take upon oneself

devote oneself to

become involved in

endeavour to do

get to grips with

get one's finger out

take the plunge

put one's shoulder to the wheel

take upon yourself

turn one's hand to

give something a whirl

set the ball rolling

put one's hand to the plough

get down to business

address oneself

set the wheels in motion

get things moving

roll up one's sleeves

put the wheels in motion

commit oneself to

follow through with

immerse yourself

shoot the works

volunteer oneself to

get down to the nitty-gritty

lay the first stone

get off one's backside

make a beginning

get down to brass tacks

swing into action

get your skates on

hit the ground running

take first step

start the ball rolling

take the first step

get one's feet wet

ring up the curtain on

make the first move

set things moving

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“Have you ever experienced that moment when someone asks you to help start off a new project, and you realize you just aren't set up to cope with it?”

Verb

To get going, either to leave a place or to be on a journey

get on the road

begin one's journey

make oneself scarce

absent yourself

sling your hook

abstract oneself

say your goodbyes

take yourself off

be off with you

go jump in the lake

take a long walk on a short pier

go and jump in the lake

go and chase yourself

get out of my sight

hoist the blue peter

make a break for it

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“They move for a while from willow to willow, down the Mississippi, then hastily start off on their journey to Mexico or Peru.”

Verb

(of an institution or organization) To establish or originate

bring into being

get off the ground

lay the first stone of

lay the foundations of

start the ball rolling

lay the cornerstone of

sow the seeds of

get something working

get something functioning

start ball rolling

get the show on the road

bring into existence

set the ball rolling

make a start on

get in operation

get up to speed

get show on road

get cracking on

get ball rolling

get one's feet wet

set the ball rolling on

break the ice on

be the inventor of

be the mother of

be the father of

get things rolling

bring up the curtain on

revolutionize^US

fix in position

cause to happen

bring to fruition

get the ball rolling

put into operation

start ball rolling on

revolutionise^UK

cobble together

make something appear

produce as if by magic

give the seal of approval to

give the go-ahead to

put into practice

bring into effect

give the green light to

give the thumbs up to

railroad through

draw up a layout of

make a drawing of

draw up a plan of

make a representation of

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Verb

To cause something to begin to work or operate

put into action

take out of mothballs

start something operating

set something moving

start something functioning

put into motion

fan the flames of

be the cause of

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Verb

To have its source

become apparent

come into existence

be set in motion

have one's foundations

have its origin

come into being

be brought about by

be brought about

first see the light of day

be a consequence of

enter into the picture

come into sight

become manifest

be consequent on

have its origin in

be brought to pass

make an appearance

manifest itself

be brought into existence

be the result of

be brought into being

be derived from

happen suddenly

arrive on the scene

come on the scene

be brought on by

come to the fore

enter the picture

have one's origin

appear suddenly

appear unexpectedly

become established

fall into place

take on character

become a reality

be traceable to

have as a source

have its origins in

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Verb

To preface or introduce something with

give an introduction to

Verb

To motivate or animate, especially towards the accomplishment of a goal

fire with enthusiasm

be responsible for

fire the imagination of

give one an idea

light a fire under

have an impact on

have an effect on

make an impression on

fire the enthusiasm of

give someone a kick

get someone going

give someone a charge

raise your spirits

give a boost to

give a shot in the arm to

exert influence on

make an impression

give shot in arm

stiffen the resolve of

give incentive to

build a fire under

work into lather

act as a incentive to

act as a stimulus to

give confidence

try to persuade

go to your head

fire someone's imagination

fill with emotion

tug at your heartstrings

give pleasure to

leave a mark on

emotionally move

twist one's arm

leave an impression on

stimulate spiritually

raise the morale of

lift the spirits of

give confidence to

breathe life into

give courage to

put a bomb under

give a shot in the arm

fan the flames of

make more cheerful

make enthusiastic

lift your spirits

give a new lease of life to

get one started

act as a impetus to

put new life in

act as a fillip to

act as a spur to

add fuel to fire

lift the morale of

take a load off

give the incentive to

make your head spin

take your breath away

gear oneself up

cause to become

give a bit of zing

agitate against

use pressure on

twist someone's arm

put pressure on

put the heat on

put the screws on

knock your socks off

race one's motor

make more exciting

make more lively

keep someone going

see someone through

let sunshine in

whet one's appetite

make of a mind to

put someone up to something

make you of a mind to

turn someone's head

turn one's head

lead by the nose

breathe new life into

capture your imagination

give new life to

turn someone on

make very happy

give someone great pleasure

din something into

give someone a thrill

make someone's spirits soar

propagandize^US

sow the seeds of

lay the foundations of

get off the ground

get something functioning

get the ball rolling

get something working

get in operation

lay the first stone of

set the ball rolling

start the ball rolling

propagandise^UK

stick in someone's mind

make your presence felt

attract attention

make a statement

cause a sensation

cause others to take notice

enter one's head

cross your mind

come to the mind of

come into one's consciousness

enter one's mind

make an impact on

go through one's head

hold the attention of

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Verb

(of an event or fact) To cause or bring about (an action or feeling)

be at the bottom of

be the cause of

get things rolling

start the ball rolling

sow the seeds of

bring into being

be conducive to

be instrumental in

cause to happen

call into being

fan the flames of

open the door for

be responsible for

have the effect of

be partly responsible for

oil the wheels of

have as a result

have as a consequence

be the inspiration for

cause to appear

make a start on

be likely to cause

bring on oneself

be likely to lead to

follow through with

bring to fruition

put into effect

put into action

put into practice

follow through on

put into operation

go through with

bring to completion

take care of business

bring into existence

get the job done

bring into play

fulfil one's task

carry to completion

deliver the goods

acquit oneself of

be to blame for

act in accordance with

make it through

make short work of

make the most of

put the finishing touches to

put the final touches to

meet requirements

satisfy requirements

be the origin of

get something done

gain fulfillment

fulfill your potential

bring home the bacon

provide the means for

reach the summit of

put finishing touch on

bring to perfection

score a success

bring into effect

cobble together

have an effect on

bring it to pass

give rise to it

bring it to fruition

run with the ball

get out of the way

keep faith with

fulfill one's potential

earn one's wings

put the tin lid on

do a bang-up job

come into possession of

make something appear

produce as if by magic

fix in position

avail oneself of

avail yourself of

reach an agreement

come to terms on

set the seal on

devote oneself to

occupy oneself with

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