Synonyms for start-off
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1. kickoff, send-off, start-offnoun

   a start given to contestants

   "I was there with my parents at the kickoff"

   Synonyms:
   starting time, kickoff, beginning, bon voyage, showtime, commencement, send-off, get-go, first, start, outset, offset

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1. Jennifer Robinson:

   Sanofi will say you can start off at this cheaper, lower dose, if you don't reach the LDL goal, you can move up.

2. Trevor Keels:

   It started on defense for us, when we defend like that, start off the game defending, worrying about defense, we’re good shooters, the ball is going to go in.

3. Nick Kyrgios:

   It means a lot. It's my first real title that I've won, it's the perfect way to start off the year. I haven't lost a match yet. I'm riding a lot of confidence going into the Aussie summer. I'm just really happy.

4. Brooke Shields:

   When you start off in a relationship, it's like this -- it's magnetic, and then all of a sudden, it's about having children. And then your body is really your babies. And you're bigger, and you sort of are, like, oh, I wonder if that's sexy.

5. Gordon Muir:

   Doctors prey on them for surgeries when they don't need it, it's a bit like having a size 8 shoe and wanting a size 11. You can't make the foot bigger ; it's a very complex set of bones. If you try to make [ the penis ] bigger, you stop it working most of the time. Most of them start off with a psychological problem, with an average or slightly small penis. They have surgery, end up $ 50,000 poorer with a deformed penis and a lot more psychological trouble.