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init.

American  

abbreviation

  1. initial.


Example Sentences

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If transit agencies decide to reduce the rate to $1, as is being considered by Sound Transit, the new system can be reprogrammed to accomplish that in two to three weeks, said Chris McKnight, a marketing manager for INIT, the project contractor.

From Seattle Times

Mark Williams added: "International Women's Day and they take @LooseWomen off. Bit weird init?"

From BBC

Anchoring one part of the display was a fiber-filled nut and fruit bar called Init and a sparkling lemonade with real lemon juice called Lemon Lemon.

From The Wall Street Journal

And yet, Sartre observes, he cannot animate them to oppose the system that is failing them, which is his own ministry of tourism, the INIT.

From Salon

Flickering lights, dark hallways, doppelgängers, menacing knocks at the door, a generalized sense of impending doom: “eps2.7_init_5.fve” was about as creepy as you can get without a serial killer or supernatural entity stalking the cast.

From New York Times