Beginning
Seed
Seed noun - The source from which something grows or develops.
Usage example: ancient Greece provided the seed for much of Western civilization's political and philosophical thought
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Both words in one sentence
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Given that Athrun and Cagalli were an Official Couple as of the end of Seed and the beginning of Destiny, this downgrade was the source of much shipping rage.
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Under Town—the one thing that keeps it from being a total Downer Ending is the seed that's beginning to sprout.
Source: Literature / Edgar & Ellen -
Sidetracked by the Analogy: In the beginning, Dot really cannot wrap her head around the fact that Flik is pretending that the rock is a seed.
Source: Western Animation / A Bug's Life
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