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initiative

Noun: The ability to take action and make decisions without being prompted or instructed. It is the power or opportunity to act or take charge before others do.

Senses:
  1. The first action or movement in a series.
  2. Example: "She took the initiative and introduced herself to the new members."

  3. A campaign or drive to accomplish a specific goal.
  4. Example: "The school started an initiative to promote recycling."

  5. A personal quality characterized by a proactive attitude.
  6. Example: "He is a person of great initiative and is always coming up with new ideas."

  7. The power or right to introduce a new measure or course of action.
  8. Example: "The CEO took the initiative and proposed a new marketing strategy."

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