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Commence

/kəˈmens/
To start or begin something, such as an event or an action.

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Examples:

He commenced the night in this painful persuasion.

They landed, and the combat commenced hand to hand.

In eight days' time, the sessions commenced.

Etymology:

etymology
Derived from Middle English comencen, from Old French comencier, derived from Vulgar Latin cominitiare, from Latin com- (together) + initiare (to begin), from initium (beginning).

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