get-go

Noun

Meaning

the time at which something is supposed to begin

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

showtime first beginning start offset outset commencement kickoff starting time genesis dawn opening origin birth starting

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Antonyms

death end close discontinuance middle ending

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Hypernyms

point point in time

Hyponyms

birth threshold incipience incipiency starting point terminus a quo

Examples

they got an early start Source: Internet

she knew from the get-go that he was the man for her Source: Internet

From the get-go, his class was filled with unconventional students, from a ninja to a vampire, and even a student that actually turned out to be one of his descendants from the future. Source: Internet

Having worked with them since the get-go, I know these pioneers will change the way how we play games,” said newly named Chairman of the Board, Ilkka Kivimäki from Maki. Source: Internet

At the end of that, it’s going to have a computer in it somewhere, and all of the systems are going to be controlled by a computer somewhere, so if we’re thinking, “Okay, so how are you going to embed security into that from the very get-go?” Source: Internet

Defense lawyer Mona Duckett said the documents in question contain “important information that ought to have been provided at the get-go.” Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

get yourself together get-at-able get-back coach get-nothing get-out clause get-out-of-jail guy