outset

[ˈaʊtset]

outset Definition

the beginning or start of something.

Using outset: Examples

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

  • Example

    From the outset, she knew it was going to be a difficult project.

  • Example

    He made his intentions clear from the outset.

  • Example

    At the outset of the meeting, the chairman outlined the agenda.

  • Example

    We encountered problems at the outset, but we managed to overcome them.

outset Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with outset

  • at/from the outset

    from the beginning or start of something

    Example

    At the outset, the company faced many challenges.

  • at the beginning or start of something

    Example

    At the outset of the pandemic, many people were unsure how to respond.

  • from the very beginning of something

    Example

    Right from the outset, she knew that the job wasn't for her.

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Summary: outset in Brief

The term 'outset' [ˈaʊtset] refers to the beginning or start of something. It is often used in phrases like 'at/from the outset' and 'at the outset of something,' indicating the start of an event or situation. Synonyms include 'beginning,' 'start,' and 'commencement.'