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Kickoff/Kick off
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Kickoff vs. Kick off
Kickoff
/'kɪkɔf/
The start or beginning of something, especially a game or event
Examples:
Synonyms:
start
beginning
commencement
Antonyms:
conclusion
end
Kick off
/ˈkɪk ˈɒf/
To start something, especially an event or a process
Examples:
Synonyms:
begin
start
commence
initiate
Antonyms:
conclude
finish
end
terminate
Ways to tell them apart:
Kickoff
is one word and is often used as a noun.
Kick off
is two words and is commonly used as a verb phrase.
If you are talking about starting an event or the beginning of a match, use
kickoff
.
If you are describing the action of starting something, use
kick off
.
Remember that a
kick off
consists of two actions: the kicking (verb) and the power behind it (the preposition
off
).
When to use kickoff:
When to use kick off:
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