Introduction
Introduction noun - A short section (as of a book) that leads to or explains the main part.
Message and introduction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Message" instead a noun "Introduction".
Message
Message noun - A piece of conveyed information.
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Synonyms for Message
Introduction and message are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Introduction" instead a noun "Message".
How words are described
| old | old introduction | old message |
| good | good introduction | good message |
| nice | nice introduction | nice message |
| special | special introduction | special message |
| Other adjectives: long, similar, usual, brief, short, following, original, actual, entire, real, big, little, bad, personal, new, unique, basic, last, different, written. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- It is then shortly followed by the introduction of a new character whose entire goal is to spread this exact message to the world.
Source: Author Filibuster -
Particularly the games that used a text parser, which were infamous for dropping you in a room without so much as an introductory message, while the later point-and-click games had at least some sort of introduction giving you some clues.
Source: Quicksand Box - Not always funny, but on The Rockford Files, Jim Rockford's message machine was the introduction to the episode, often leaving the audience with an idea of either the trouble Jim was up to or the personality of Jim's new client.
Source: Funny Answering Machine
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