INTRODUCED Meaning and
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Introduced (verb):
1. To bring into a new or unfamiliar environment or situation. This could involve presenting or acquainting someone or something with a different setting, concept, practice, or idea. For example, a teacher may introduce a new topic to the students during a lesson or a friend could introduce another friend to their hobbies or interests.
2. To present or bring someone or something into a specific group, gathering, or social setting. This action involves making someone known or familiar to others. For instance, a host may introduce a guest at a party or an emcee may introduce a performer on stage, thereby making them known to the audience.
3. To present or propose a new law, regulation, policy, or concept for consideration or evaluation, typically within a formal setting such as a legislative body or organization. It involves presenting an idea or proposal for potential adoption or implementation. For example, a member of parliament may introduce a bill or a company may introduce a new product to the market.
4. To initiate or commence a new practice, method, technology, or product. This action involves making something new or novel accessible or available to users or consumers for the first time. For instance, a company may introduce a groundbreaking technology or a designer may introduce a new fashion trend to the industry.
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Etymology of INTRODUCED
The word "introduced" derives from the Latin verb "intrōdūcere", which is composed of two elements: "intro" meaning "within, inside" and "dūcere" meaning "to lead" or "to bring". When combined, "intrōdūcere" means "to bring in" or "to lead inside". Over time, the word was adopted into Old French as "introduire", and eventually entered Middle English as "introduce" with the same meaning.
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