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introductory

ihnt-ruh-DUHK-tuh-ree
adj
1
Serving as an introduction; giving a basic overview before the main content.
"The course starts with an introductory lecture on the basics."
"They offer an introductory discount for new customers."

How to Use Introductory

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In plain EnglishMeant to introduce or ease someone into a topic; basic or preliminary.

Common pairings
introductory course introductory offer introductory chapter
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Etymology

From Late Latin intrōductōrius, from Latin intrōductus.

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