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introducingverbpresent participle of introduce to make (one person) known (to another) sociallya friend introduced him to the woman who later became his wife to present or bring forward for discussionafter about 20 minutes the moderator introduced a new topic for the debate bringing up, broaching, mooting, placing, raising alluding (to), citing, mentioning, naming, referring (to)offering, proposing, suggestingairing, expressing, speaking (of), talking (about), ventilating, ventinginterjecting, interruptingdebating, discussing, thrashing (out or over) censoring, hushing (up), quieting, silencing, suppressing to be responsible for the creation and early operation or use ofLuther Burbank introduced the idea of plant breeding, developing over 800 new varieties of fruits, vegetables, grains, and grasses beginning, constituting, establishing, founding, inaugurating, initiating, innovating, instituting, launching, pioneering, planting, setting up, starting authoring, fathering, originatingconceiving, concocting, contriving, cooking (up), creating, devising, fabricating, inventing, making up, manufacturing, producing, thinking (up)constructing, putting updeveloping, enlarging, expandingendowing, financing, funding, subsidizingarranging, organizing, systematizing, systemizingrefounding, reinitiating, reinstituting, relaunching closing (down), phasing out, shutting (up) abolishing, annihilating, annulling, nullifyingending, finishing, halting, stopping, terminatingrounding (off or out), winding up, wrapping up to impart knowledge of a new thing or situation tointroduced everyone to the company's new phone system accustoming, acquainting, familiarizing, initiating, orientating, orienting habituating, wontingapprising, briefing, clueing (in)(or cluing (in)), filling in, informingeducating, enlightening, grounding, instructing, schooling, training, versingexposing, presenting, subjectingadvising, telling, tipping (off), warning, wising (up)reacquainting to put among or between othersintroduce a new variable to the equation edging in, fitting (in or into), injecting, inserting, insinuating, intercalating, interjecting, interpolating, interposing, interspersing, sandwiching (in or between), working in cutting in, inlaying, insetting, installinginterfiling, interlining, larding, weavingcramming, shoving, thrusting, wedgingadding, appending, attaching ejecting, eliminating, excluding, expelling, extracting, withdrawingdeducting, detaching, subtractingrejecting |