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for starters

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for starters
as a beginning for openers If they want to be involved, for starters, they might join Saturday's antiwar protest downtown.
Usage notes: often used in the form that's just for starters: You've got to put down a deposit of $500, and that's just for starters!
Related vocabulary: to begin with
See also: starter
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The prediction of group membership was similar for starters and nonstarters in all the analyses.
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BUT IN COLD WEATHER ESPECIALLY, VEHICLES END UP IN A MAINTENANCE BAY WAITING FOR STARTERS TO BE REPLACED.
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The ambitious export plans of manufacturers of small cars are likely to drive the overall demand for starters and alternators.
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