Birth and Launch

Birth

Birth noun - The point at which something begins.
Usage example: that 12-second flight by Orville Wright marked the birth of aviation

Launch and birth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Launch" instead a noun "Birth".

Nearby Words: birthday, birthing

Launch

Launch noun - The point at which something begins.
Usage example: we are at the launch of a new age of space exploration

Birth and launch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Birth" instead a noun "Launch".

Nearby Words: launched, launching, launcher, launchable

Both words in one sentence

  • The shockwaves of Slaanesh's birth dispel the Warp Storms isolating Terra, allowing the Emperor to launch his Great Crusade to reunite humanity.
  • FXX's launch featured a final Fox Sports 1 promo, followed by footage of a soccer game being interrupted by that scene from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia where a couch gives birth to Frank Reynolds.
  • Nausea Fuel / Mortal Kombat Tanya's "Edenian Drill" has her launch herself through the opponent's chest but what makes the fatality this is that there are squishing noises and Tanya is covered in the opponent's innards after literally drilling through them, making the fatality look like the opponent gave birth to her.
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