CEFR C1

inaugural

adjective

Meaning

Marking the beginning of a period, especially the first public ceremony or event of a new leader's term of office.

Examples

The company celebrated its inaugural product launch with a lavish party.
This is the first year for the festival, making it an inaugural event.

Synonyms: first, initial, inceptive, commemorative

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inaugural (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪˈnɔːɡjʊərəl/

Definition

Marking the beginning of a period, especially the first public ceremony or event of a new leader's term of office.

Examples

The company celebrated its inaugural product launch with a lavish party.
This is the first year for the festival, making it an inaugural event.
The inaugural flight took off to much fanfare and excitement.

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