launch
launching
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creation
innovation
preestablishment
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institution
boarding
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beginning
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acquisition
foundership
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loading
startup
induct
make the first move
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authorship
trigger
paternity
innovational
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assembly
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carrying out
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rise
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hereby
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unloading
constitute
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-ship
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soilage
arming
set on foot
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doingness
ploy
first appearance
unveiling
debut
-sis
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startness
get the show on the road
annunciatory
land-take
occupancy
occupation
moving in

English words for 'The act or fact of launching (a ship/vessel, a project, a new book, etc.).'

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