start off's Usage Examples:

Across the Alps, the French make "straw wine" (vin de paille) in the Jura, Rhone and Alsace; the Spanish start off.

For example, they start off with a global model from NOAA, and as they zoom in the resolution decreases exponentially, down to models with resolutions of 1 kilometer, and sometimes as small as 1 meter.

Depending on their qualification, students may start off as care assistants and develop care pathways to become doctors, nurses.

Kwak makes unnecessary use of the letter h in front of words that start off with a syllable.

Thus, in early April 1969 Deep Purple were on their way back to the US to start off a two-month coast-to-coast tour as headliners which, similarly to what had happened in Britain, brought them mainly to small clubs and colleges.

does not start off as a romantic interest.

Players start off nationless and eventually become a citizen of a nation by completing a quest at level.

Drillers start off as roustabouts until they gain.

"Staying Power: jumper lead to start off".

gloved hand holding the bat) Both the striker and the non-striker, who start off positioned at opposite ends of the pitch (which has a length of 22 yards).

As opposed to ametabolous or hemimetabolous development, where the larva"s wings start off as internal.

We cannot begin to observe man-made laws if we do not have any moral values to start off with in the first place.

She returned in 2009 for a special appearance to start off the Winter season, where she testified against the thugs and separated.

Synonyms:

get rolling, enter, bestir oneself, embark, recommence, get going, fall, get started, set out, start out, break in, launch, auspicate, come on, jump off, get down, get, attack, get to, set about, strike out, begin, get moving, commence, get weaving, get cracking, plunge,

Antonyms:

end, discharge, precede, drop out, disembark,