0 to put someone into an official position with a ceremony:
American presidents are always inaugurated on 20 January .
The European Community inaugurated the Single European Market in 1993.
The change of government inaugurated a new era of economic prosperity.
1 to put something into use or action, or to put a person into an official position with a ceremony:
2 to put something such as a service, system, etc. into action officially:
3 to put someone into an official position with a ceremony:
American presidents are always inaugurated in January.
In this paradoxical way, their work inaugurated the later twentieth century's complex, and ambivalent, obsession with identity.
Eight years later, the steel mill was inaugurated and foundries commenced operation in the period between 1849 and 1852.
Before this water supply plant was inaugurated, rotavirus was detected in water samples of the network following a gastroenteritis outbreak [26].
To return to the newspaper boy; his cry could be read as the re-assimilation of the ambiguities of identity inaugurated by the liberation of the urban space.
A device of global proportions, radio inaugurates a new form of being by supplying the imagination with a vision of the future based on amplification and projection.
Each person in the action took one room and inaugurated some kind of intervention which responded to the house, such as a performance or an installation.
In connection with the reform, we should probably therefore consider inaugurating a period in which we do not provide aid for modernising the fleet.
When it was inaugurated, it had only a home service obligation.
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