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1. (n.) onset
a beginning or start:
the onset of winter.
2. onset
an assault or attack:
the onset of the enemy.
Etymology: (1525–35)
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1. (noun) onset, oncoming
the beginning or early stages
"the onset of pneumonia"
2. (noun) attack, onslaught, onset, onrush
(military) an offensive against an enemy (using weapons)
"the attack began at dawn"
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Sense: a beginning
the onset of a cold.
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 Afrikaans: aanvang, begin |
 Arabic: إبْتِداء |
 Bulgarian: начало |
 Brazilian: começo |
 Czech: počátek |
 German: der Anfang |
 Danish: start |
 Greek: έναρξη, αρχή |
 Spanish: inicio, comienzo |
 Estonian: algus |
 Farsi: شروع |
 Finnish: alku |
 French: commencement |
 Hebrew: הִתפָּרצוּת |
 Hindi: शुरुआत |
 Croatian: početak, nastup |
 Hungarian: kezdet |
 Indonesian: awal |
 Icelandic: upphaf, byrjun |
 Italian: inizio |
 Japanese: 始まり |
 Korean: 개시 |
 Lithuanian: pradžia |
 Latvian: sākums |
 Malay: bermulanya |
 Dutch: begin |
 Norwegian: inntreden, begynnelse |
 Polish: początek |
 Persian: شروع |
 Pashto: پيل |
 Portuguese: começo |
 Romanian: început |
 Russian: начало |
 Slovak: začiatok |
 Slovenian: nastop |
 Serbian: početak |
 Swedish: ansats, början |
 Thai: การเริ่ม |
 Turkish: başlangıç, ortaya çıkış |
 Taiwanese: 開始 |
 Ukrainian: початок |
 Urdu: ابتدا، آغاز |
 Vietnamese: sự bắt đầu mạnh mẽ |
 Chinese: 开始 |
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