Synonyms for kick off
kick off

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1. inaugurate, kick offverb

   commence officially

   Synonyms:
   introduce, usher in, inaugurate

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1. Ben Rhodes:

   This will kick off, I think, a year of significant attention on the Asia-Pacific, by bringing all of these leaders here to the United States, to Sunnylands, we could both finalize what we want to get done in this last year in office, but also send the message going forward that we do believe there should be this level of engagement with Southeast Asia.

2. Ronald Morris:

   The agency was very unprepared when it hit, they could have locked down the institution or put it on a modified scheduling, had a lot more control of movement and everything to keep it more contained if it did kick off, and it wouldn't have gotten all over our institution.

3. Tom Pennington/Getty Images:

   Expected those penalties. Just to show you what I read right before we kick off, what I read was ‘major concern: this group calls a lot of ticky-tack, they call a lot of penalties, and that's gonna be a concern for us today,’.

4. Oprah Winfrey:

   Every day brings a chance for you to draw in a breath, kick off your shoes, and dance.

5. Chief Executive David Gurle:

   The product has reached a stable, what I would call a functional level. We are starting cross company communications. In June we will get into one-to-many, many-to-many and other forms of external communications, the community effect should kick off around September.