Synonyms for started
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1. dawned

   beginning of something

   the day dawned bright and clear.

   Submitted by sunilkumar.8445442447 on May 8, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "started":

   began, begun, commenced, initiated, launched, opened, start, embarked, undertaken, erupted, begin, commence

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1. Dimitri Louis:

   She started off as a seeing eye dog. She went through the training to be a seeing eye dog, but then, kryptonite : Squirrels. And that became an issue, so she went into a different kind of training to be very comfortable with groups, to be comfortable with crowds. Training that made her more suited for what she does right now.

2. Ethan Dean in his case:

   I started getting nasty notes from the government while I was in Iraq, the notes were from the city treasurer telling me that it was illegal to rent out my home. I had no idea what they were talking about.

3. Christie Barnes:

   She was rear-ended and had head trauma, so it's certainly possible, it may have caused a bit of a thin area there. Her symptoms actually started a little bit after( the accident), so for her, I think there's probably a combination of both the trauma and the increased pressure.

4. Woody Allen:

   I started the relationship with her and I thought it would just be a fling. It wouldn’t be serious, but it had a life of its own. And I never thought it would be anything more. Then we started going together, then we started living together, and we were enjoying it. And the age difference didn’t seem to matter. It seemed to work in our favor actually.

5. Lisa Herring:

   We're looking at the calendar. I think we have to, we started with four weeks where we've said, throughout the full day, with a focus on quality instruction and intervention and monitoring, and also enrichment and well-being.