commencement
51commencement of work — According to some authority, the time at which a mechanic s lien, at least an inchoate lien, attaches to the property under improvement. 36 Am J1st Mech L § 167. The term means some work and labor on the ground, the effects of which are apparent… …
52commencement — noun Date: 13th century 1. an act, instance, or time of commencing 2. a. the ceremonies or the day for conferring degrees or diplomas b. the period of activities at this time …
53commencement — Synonyms and related words: A, alpha, baccalaureate service, beginning, birth, blast off, celebration, ceremonial, ceremony, conception, convocation, creation, cutting edge, dawn, dawning, derivation, edge, empty formality, establishment,… …
54commencement — com|mence|ment [ kə mensmənt ] noun 1. ) count or uncount FORMAL the beginning of something 2. ) count AMERICAN a GRADUATION ceremony …
55commencement — фр. [комансма/н] начало см. также commencer …
56commencement — com mence·ment || mÉ™nt n. start, beginning; graduation ceremony, handing out of diplomas …
57commencement — noun 1》 the beginning of something. 2》 N. Amer. a ceremony in which degrees or diplomas are conferred …
58commencement — n. 1. Beginning, outset, opening. 2. Graduation day, day of conferring degrees …
59commencement — n 1. start, beginning, opening, dawn, genesis, advent; conception, origination, birth; rise, arising, emergence, incipience, nascence, infancy; Inf. kick off, Inf. send off, Inf. blast off; starting point, threshold, square one; base, rudiments;… …
60commencement — com·mence·ment …