commenced

[kəˈmens]

commenced Definition

• 1. begin
• 2. start
• 3. initiate

Using commenced: Examples

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

• Example

  The meeting commenced at 9 am sharp.

• Example

  The construction work has commenced on the new building.

• Example

  He commenced his speech by thanking everyone for coming.

commenced Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for commenced

• embarked
• launched
• inaugurated

Antonyms for commenced

• ended
• concluded
• finished

Phrases with commenced

• commence with

  to begin or start with something

  Example

  The concert will commence with a performance by the school choir.

• commence proceedings

  to begin legal proceedings

  Example

  The lawyer advised his client to commence proceedings against the company.

• commence hostilities

  to start a war or conflict

  Example

  The country decided to commence hostilities against its neighbor.

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Summary: commenced in Brief

'Commenced' [kəˈmens] means to begin, start, or initiate. It is often used in formal contexts, such as legal proceedings or official ceremonies, as well as in everyday situations. Examples include 'The meeting commenced at 9 am sharp.' and 'The construction work has commenced on the new building.' 'Commenced' can also be used in phrases like 'commence with,' meaning to start with something.