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. Joe Biden:

   Remember we got started later than anybody at all in this campaign, number one. Number two, we did not start off by dropping $ 10 million from a Senate campaign, wherever that money was raised from into a race, we're doing fine, our fundraising is building. We've raised a lot of money online, and we've raised money offline as well, so we feel confident we're going to be ready.

2. Curtis Harrison:

   It is a wet dream for marketers, you start off with an email address, and once you get that email address you get a name. And once you get a name you get a phone number. Once you get that phone number you get more and more and more.

3. 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.

4. Peter Saunders:

   It might start off as a light tap, but actually the whole idea of hitting children is about inflicting pain.

5. Maria Sharapova:

   It certainly felt good to start, after not playing a match for a couple of months. Despite all the training, it's such a different feeling to go out on the court and play in front of a crowd, you always want to apply the things you work on little by little into match atmosphere. I think I did that quite well. I wanted to start off sharp and try to do the right things.