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exordium
noun as in foreword
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noun as in introduction
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noun as in lead-in
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noun as in overture
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noun as in preface
noun as in prelude
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noun as in prolegomenon
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noun as in prologue
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Example Sentences
From the exordium, forwards, I followed his words closely, and lost none of his arguments.
This exordium is followed by a new invitation to come to Paris with all speed to talk over everything.
She replied through the Count of Staremberg, her minister for German affairs, that such an exordium deserved no answer at all.
A single allusion to Greece, as the mistress of the world in letters and arts, found an appropriate place in the exordium.
That Lucretian Exordium he must have written in one of his happiest veins—under the sting of the poetical œstrum.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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