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Adverbial in the beginning has 2 senses
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Definitions from the WebIn the BeginningDefinition:"In the beginning" refers to the initial, starting point or time of something. Parts of Speech:- Adverb phrase - Prepositional phrase Senses:Sense 1:As an adverb phrase, 'in the beginning' refers to the start or origin of an event, action, or period. Example sentence: In the beginning, the universe was just a hot, dense mass. Example sentence: We encountered a few difficulties, but in the beginning, everything was smooth. Sense 2:As a prepositional phrase, 'in the beginning' indicates the initial stage of a process or timeline. Example sentence: The company faced many challenges in the beginning, but overcame them eventually. Example sentence: In the beginning of the novel, the protagonist finds himself in a mysterious situation. Usages:- Referring to the start or origin of something. - Indicating the initial stage of a process, event, or timeline. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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