Begin
Begin verb - To come into existence.
Usage example: the storm began late in the day and lasted all night
Nearby Word: beginning
Common collocations
| friendship | begin friendship | form friendship |
| relationship | begin relationship | form relationship |
| chain | begin chain | form chain |
| plan | begin plan | form plan |
| Other words: sentence, story, arc, attacks, sentences. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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After a set period they have once again earned enough to be returned to human form and begin the cycle anew.
Source: Weird Currency - He once tried taking out Darkseid, only for the latter to rise in a skeletal form and begin reforming, stating that he couldn't be killed by the Spectre in this manner because he was a necessary evil in this universe.
Source: Balance Between Good and Evil -
Blade form is also the "default" status, in that you begin every mission in blade form and have to switch to gun mode.
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Form and Begin. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/begin/form
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