Initiation

Pronunciation: /ɪˌnɪʃiˈeɪʃən/

Definitions of initiation

noun the action of beginning something new or introducing something new

Example Sentences

A1 The initiation of the project was delayed due to budget constraints.

A2 The initiation ceremony marked the beginning of their journey as a group.

B1 Proper initiation of new employees is crucial for their integration into the company.

B2 The initiation process for joining the secret society was shrouded in mystery.

C1 The initiation of the peace talks between the two countries was a significant step towards resolution.

C2 The initiation of the new policy sparked a heated debate among the members of parliament.

Examples of initiation in a Sentence

formal The initiation ceremony marked the beginning of their membership in the organization.

informal The initiation process was a bit intimidating, but everyone was welcoming.

slang I heard the initiation for that club is a real trip.

figurative Learning to ride a bike was my initiation into the world of independence.

Grammatical Forms of initiation

• past tense: initiated
• plural: initiations
• comparative: more initiation
• superlative: most initiation
• present tense: initiates
• future tense: will initiate
• perfect tense: has initiated
• continuous tense: is initiating
• singular: initiation
• positive degree: initiation
• infinitive: to initiate
• gerund: initiating
• participle: initiating

Origin and Evolution of initiation

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'initiation' originated from the Latin word 'initiatio' which means 'beginning' or 'admission'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'initiation' has evolved to refer to the process of admitting someone into a group or organization, often involving rituals or ceremonies to mark the beginning of their membership.