Initia example sentences

in·i·tial

adjective

initial (adjective)

  - existing or occurring at the beginning:

  - (of a letter) at the beginning of a word:

  - the first letter of a name or word, typically a person's name or a word forming part of a phrase:

  - mark or sign (a document) with one's initials in order to authorize or validate it:

  - agree to or ratify (a treaty or contract) by signing it:

Synonyms

beginning, opening, commencing, starting, inceptive, embryonic, fledgling, first, early, earliest, prime, primary, preliminary, elementary, foundational, preparatory, rudimentary, introductory, inaugural, incipient, inchoate, pilot, test, trial, final, abbreviation, acronym, initialism, sign, countersign, autograph, endorse, inscribe, superscribe, witness, underwrite, ratify, accept, approve, authorize, validate, recognize, reject, repeal

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