English / phrasal verb
Start out
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To begin an endeavor, project, or career with a specific condition, plan, or intention
In context
01
We started out with an ambitious timeline, but unexpected software bugs delayed the entire project.
02
Junior associates often start out working late hours to prove their dedication to the firm.
Synonyms
Commence,embark,begin
Antonyms
Conclude,wrap up,finish
Collocations
Start out with a plan,start out early,start out as