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debut

Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both

pl: debutspast: debutedpp: debuteding: debuting

This word carries a sense of ceremony and anticipation. It is not just a start, but a formal introduction to a professional sphere or a public audience. It suggests a transition from a state of preparation or anonymity to one of public visibility and judgment.

Countable when referring to the specific event of a first appearance (e.g., a successful debut). Uncountable when discussing the general concept of entering a professional field.

Meanings

Noun

The first public appearance of a person or a first performance of a work.

"Her professional debut was a sold-out concert at the arena."

Transitive Verb

[something]

To perform or appear in public for the first time.

"The company will debut its new smartphone next month."

Intransitive Verb

[someone]

To make a first public appearance.

"The young pianist debuted in Vienna last year."

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