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in-ish'al, a. Of, or pert, to, the beginning; incipient; placed at the beginning or head (of a list or series).—;;. The first letter of a word.— Ini'tiate, -ish'f-at, v. t. To introduce by a first act, begin: to instruct in the rudiments or principles; to introduce into a societjor organization, or secret ceremonies. — a. Begun; commenced; incomplete, as a right, etc.; introduced to a knowledge of. — Ini'tia'tion, -ish/t-a's hun, n. Act or proce of initiating; ceremony bv which one is introduced into any society; I introduction into the principles of anything mysteor j rio us. — Ini'tiative, -tiv, a. Serving to initiate; initiatory!.— n. An introductory step or movement; right to introduce a new measure or law, as in leg is-; or lati on. — Initiatory, -to-rl, a. Suitable for an in linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. traduction or beginning; introductory; tending serving to initiate. 214