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usher

usher
NounTransitive Verb
pl: usherspast: usheredpp: ushereding: ushering

Meanings

Transitive Verbusher
[~ someone/something][~ someone/something into something]

To lead or escort someone to a particular place.

The host ushered the guests into the dining room.

Transitive Verbusher
[~ something]

To cause a new period, situation, or era to begin.

Examples

The usher showed us to our seats in the front row.

The usher showed us to our seats in the front row.

Please follow me and I will usher you into the boardroom.

Business

The invention of the steam engine ushered in the Industrial Revolution.

History

Where is the usher for this section?

Where is the usher for this section?

The butler ushered the guests into the grand ballroom.

The butler ushered the guests into the grand ballroom.

Fantasy

I wonder if this new policy will usher in a period of stability.

Office

The wedding usher greeted everyone with a warm smile.

The wedding usher greeted everyone with a warm smile.

Romance

She was ushered out of the room before the meeting ended.

She was ushered out of the room before the meeting ended.

Office

A new era of space exploration was ushered in by the moon landing.

A new era of space exploration was ushered in by the moon landing.

Trivia

Phrasal Verbs

usher in

to mark the beginning of a new era, period, or event

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