introductions
Sayin-truh-DUK-shuhnz/ˌɪntɹəˈdʌkʃn̩z/
- 1Plural of introduction.
Both textbook chapters open with lengthy introductions to the topic.
The chairman handled the introductions of all the new board members.
Note
The plural is the regular one, made with -s, and it serves only the countable uses of introduction. When the word names a process in general, as in the introduction of a new rule, it stays singular. The plural appears for many separate acts or openings: a host handles the introductions at a gathering, and each chapter can open with its own introduction to a topic.
introductions is a form of introduction
introduction, noun: The act or process of bringing something into use, practice, or knowledge for the first time. Full entry
- Forms
- introductionintroductions plural
- Spelling
- introduction → introductions: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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