Starts

The verb 'starts' signifies the initiation or commencement of an action, process, or event. It denotes the point at which something begins, whether a physical movement, a planned activity, or a state of being.

It can also indicate the triggering of something, setting it in motion. The concept includes the beginning, originating, or activating of an occurrence, focusing on the initial phase of said event.

Additionally, 'starts' can refer to the act of setting up something, or initiating a system or procedure, thereby setting its operation in motion.

Starts meaning with examples

• The marathon starts at dawn, so we need to be at the starting line before sunrise. The runners will be ready to go, the crowd will be excited and prepared, and the anticipation will be at a maximum.
• My car always starts immediately in warm weather, but it struggles on cold mornings. The cold always seems to make starting up the car so much more difficult, no matter how hard I try, especially since it's old.
• The company starts its new marketing campaign next week, aiming to boost sales. They've done many tests and surveys and it's finally time to launch their new strategy.
• Every morning, he starts his day with a cup of coffee and the newspaper. His morning ritual helps clear his mind for the days tasks ahead.