INAUGURAL CLASS

Definition: The first class or group in an institution, organization, or program, often associated with a formal introduction or initiation ceremony.

Synonyms: First Cohort, Opening Group, Initial Batch, Debut Students, Pioneer Class

Usage Examples in Sentences

Leadership
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Inaugural class members are often pioneers in their fields.
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As part of the inaugural class, he felt a sense of responsibility to set a high standard.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us today.B: Good morning. It's a pleasure to be here.A: As you all know, we're gathered here to welcome the inaugural class of our leadership development program.C: It's an honor to be part of this inaugural class. Thank you for this opportunity.A: Indeed, it's a significant milestone for our organization. This program marks the beginning of a new era.B: Absolutely. I believe this inaugural class will set the standard for excellence in leadership within our company.
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