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advent
noun as in beginning or arrival of something anticipated
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Example Sentences
“But what really gave fuel” was the advent of Facebook and Twitter, said Pan.
The term for an automaton picked up steam elsewhere with the advent of artificial intelligence and the wider adoption of delivery robots.
With the advent of the bomb, Americans accepted their role as “moral monsters,” legitimizing technological slaughter as a permissible instrument of state power.
Besides the structural shifts brought about by the advent of AI, TCS's announcement also "reflects the broader growth challenges being faced by India's IT sector", according to global investment banking firm Jeffries.
The path to winning has arguably never been so uncertain, either, with the advent of revenue sharing completely upending how championship rosters are constructed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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