Synonyms for

Introduces

Verb / ˌɪntrʌˈdu:sɪz / / ˌɪntrəʊˈdu:sɪz / Another word for introduces — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

To bring in or present something or someone new to others.

Synonyms & similar words

innovate premise infix present precede preface inclose insert enter inaugurate introduce acquaint enclose presents shows reveals displays unveils features spotlights launches initiates commences starts begins opens installs establishes implants plants institutes inaugurates

Synonyms by register

Formal

presents initiates commences unveils

Informal

brings in rolls out shows off lets in

Literary

usurps heralds unfurls

Antonyms

concludes terminates ends stops completes finishes

Common collocations

  • introduces a new product
  • introduces a bill
  • introduces a concept
  • introduces a person
  • introduces legislation
  • introduces changes
  • introduces technology

Word family

noun introduction
verb introduce
adjective introductory

Usage note

This word is commonly used in formal contexts, such as presenting a new idea, product, or person. Be mindful of the specific context to choose the most appropriate synonym.

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Example sentences

  1. The host introduces the guest speaker at the conference.
  2. The magician introduces a rabbit from his hat.
  3. The museum introduces a new exhibit every month.
  4. The company introduces a new product line for the holiday season.
  5. The coach introduces a new player to the team.

Quotes

  • The first impression is the last impression. So, make sure you introduce yourself well.
  • The introduction opens the way for the rest of the speech. An introduction should be brief, but it should also capture the audience's attention and interest.
  • A good introduction is a necessary part of a good speech.

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