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Meaning & Definition of Introduction in English

English

Introduction

Pronunciation:

/ɪntrəˈdʌkʃən/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

introductions

Meaning and Definition of Introduction

1. Primary Definition

The act of introducing or the process of being introduced.

2. Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: The action of introducing something.

    Example Sentence: The introduction of new laws was met with public approval.

  • Definition: A formal presentation of one person to another.

    Example Sentence: At the party, there was an introduction between the guest speaker and the audience.

  • Definition: The opening section of a book, article, or speech that presents the subject.

    Example Sentence: The introduction of the book provides context for the themes explored.

  • Definition: An introductory paragraph or section.

    Example Sentence: The introduction of the essay outlines the main arguments.

  • Definition: A person who introduces others.

    Example Sentence: He acted as the introduction during the event.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin 'introductio', from 'introducere', meaning 'to lead in'.

Synonyms

foreword | prologue | preamble | introduction section | presentation

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • self-introduction: The act of introducing oneself.
  • friendly introduction: An informal way of presenting someone to others.
  • warm introduction: A personal recommendation or introduction between two parties.

Translations

  • Spanish: introducción
  • French: introduction
  • German: Einführung
  • Russian: введение

Related Words

  • introduce: To make someone known by name to another in person.
  • introductionary: Pertaining to or serving as an introduction.

Slang Meanings of introduction

  • Meaning: Intro

    Example Sentence: Let's get to the intro of the song quickly.

  • Meaning: Kickoff

    Example Sentence: The kickoff was a great introduction to the event.