commenced (verb)

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• com|mence — «kuh MEHNS», verb, menced, menc|ing. –v.i. 1. to begin; start: »The play will commence at eight o clock. I have wondered many times what I might do with the money, once I commenced to collect my Social Security (Peter Smith). SYNONYM(S): See syn …   Useful english dictionary