Commencement

What do we mean by commencement?

A beginning; a start. noun

A ceremony at which academic degrees or diplomas are conferred. noun

The day on which such a ceremony occurs. noun

The act or fact of commencing; beginning; rise; origin; first existence; inception. noun

In the University of Cambridge, England, the day when masters of arts, doctors, and bachelors receive their degrees: so called from the fact that the candidate commences master, doctor, licentiate, etc., on that day. See commence, v. i., 3. noun

In American colleges, the annual ceremonies with which the members of the graduating class are made bachelors (of arts, sciences, engineering, etc.), and the degree of master of arts and various honorary degrees are conferred. noun

The first existence of anything; act or fact of commencing; rise; origin; beginning; start. noun

The day when degrees are conferred by colleges and universities upon students and others. noun

The first existence of anything; act or fact of commencing; rise; origin; beginning; start. noun

The day when degrees are conferred by colleges and universities upon students and others. noun

A graduation ceremony, from a school, college or university. noun

The time at which something is supposed to begin noun

The act of starting something noun

An academic exercise in which diplomas are conferred noun

The first existence of anything; act or fact of commencing

The day when degrees are conferred by colleges and universities upon students and others.

A graduation ceremony, from a school, college or university.

Commencement is an another word for graduation which refers to a ceremony someone would be bound to attend after he or she finishes their entire school work(or after they did a certain required amount of work as to do so) before going out into the society(or move ahead in order to recieve more advanced education) Urban Dictionary

Start something Cause trouble, especially a quarrel or fight, as in Stop bringing that up—do you want to start something Urban Dictionary

Verb: To begin happening, or begin something, to start. Urban Dictionary

The act of initiating the consumption of alcoholic beverages, quickly and efficiently Urban Dictionary

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Normally muttered by section/ fire team commander before going into an attack. Can also be used to signify the start of a particularly ridiculous social antic, or any other event worthy of the aphorism. Urban Dictionary

To leave one place in order to go to another place that is infinitely more entertaining, such as leaving a house to go to a party. most commonly used to tell someone that you're coming, and leaving you're current position. Urban Dictionary

The feeling of emptiness and mourning following the end of something one enjoyed and invested themselves in such as a vacation, TV show, visit, etc. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to commencement:
commencement, recommencement, commencements, commandement.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word commencement:
convocation, seniority, cilia, ceremonies, exercises, costal, hostilities, address, speaker, tacoma, keynote, ceremony, mater, humane, honorary, alma, repealed, graduation, speech, senator, doctorate, conferred, addresses, proceedings, alumni, statute, provisions, delivered, harvard, trustees, class, shall, term, completion, degrees, giving, degree, constitution, undergraduate, act, campus, commenced, doctor, exercise.

Adjectives that are often used to describe commencement:
very, first, actual, annual, sudden, last, early, immediate, next, absolute, auspicious, formal, real, public, successful, late, inauspicious, true, proper, earliest, happy, recent, promising, brilliant, earlier, mere, abrupt, ominous, official, prosperous, usual, speedy, fair, miscellaneous, definite, fresh, unfortunate, unpromising, humble, rudimentary, splendid, precise, favourable, simultaneous, visible, its, fortunate, gradual, apparent, feeble, grand, premature, violent, rude, modest, prompt, par, propitious, glorious, virtual, spontaneous, disastrous, hopeful, probable, vigorous, fifth, brave, untoward, agreed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective commencement:
exercises, address, day, date, week, speaker, speech, time, program, ceremony, ceremonies, addresses, speakers, oration, exercise, season, speeches, programs, activities, act, dates, order, orator, festivities, orators, sermon, parts, orations, audience, stage, poem, dinner, night, honors, procession, platform, chap, theses, occasions, play, ball, morning, orders, banquet, invitations, occasion, dance, meeting, committee, talk, essay, edge, expenses, proceedings, hall, celebration, dinners, programme, weekend, oratory, storm, clause, concert, crowd, visitors, june, show, provisions, sermons, reunion, appointments, dances, reception, present, certificate.

Words that sound like commencement:
commencement, commencements, convincement, commandment, commencement day, recommencement, commandement, comonent, contenement, commitment, commencing, contentment, announcement, confinement, commandments, commenced, containment, commences, consignment, commensurate, canescent, renouncement.