inital

[ɪˈnɪʃ(ə)l]

inital Definition

• 1. existing or occurring at the beginning
• 2. the first letter of a name, word, or phrase

Using inital: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "inital" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The inital stage of the project was to gather data.

• Example

  Please write your inital on the bottom of the page.

• Example

  I couldn't read his inital handwriting.

• Example

  The inital cost of the car was high.

inital Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for inital

• first
• initial
• primary
• incipient
• introductory

Antonyms for inital

• final
• last
• concluding

Phrases with inital

• inital public offering

  the first time that a company's shares are sold to the public

  Example

  The company is planning an inital public offering later this year.

• inital capital

  the amount of money needed to start a business

  Example

  We need to raise enough inital capital to get our business off the ground.

• inital diagnosis

  the first assessment of a patient's condition by a doctor

  Example

  The inital diagnosis was incorrect, and further tests were needed to determine the cause of the symptoms.

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Summary: inital in Brief

The term 'inital' [ɪˈnɪʃ(ə)l] refers to something existing or occurring at the beginning, such as the inital stage of a project or the inital cost of a product. It can also refer to the first letter of a name, word, or phrase, as in 'Please write your inital on the bottom of the page.' Other phrases include 'inital public offering,' 'inital capital,' and 'inital diagnosis.'