Associations to the word «Introductory»
Noun
- Textbook
- Essay
- Psychoanalysis
- Paragraph
- Confucius
- Lecture
- Preface
- Remark
- Calculus
- Amphibian
- Freud
- Riff
- Monologue
- Semester
- Booklet
- Primer
- Epistle
- Beginner
- Basic
- Text
- Narration
- Stanza
- Physic
- Undergraduate
- Blackwell
- Psychology
- Seminar
- Freshman
- Chapter
- Biology
- Physics
- Reptile
- Scientology
- Facsimile
- Treatise
- Astronomy
- Topic
- Ethics
- Scenario
- Verse
- Sociology
- Botany
- Summary
- Anthropology
- Sigmund
- Intro
- Glossary
- Reader
- Sketch
- Monograph
- Discourse
- Editorial
- Course
- Brochure
- Exposition
- Mechanics
- Writings
- Survey
- Introduction
- Commentary
- Appendix
- Linguistic
- Relativity
- Brahman
- Sonnet
- Economics
- Manual
- Chord
- Overview
- Mathematic
- Curriculum
- Anthology
- Logic
- Handbook
- Prentice
- Reprint
- Ethic
- Note
- Chemistry
- Grammar
- Guide
- Sequence
- Poem
Adjective
Wiktionary
INTRODUCTORY, adjective. Introducing; giving a preview or idea of
Dictionary definition
INTRODUCTORY, adjective. Serving to open or begin; "began the slide show with some introductory remarks".
INTRODUCTORY, adjective. Serving as a base or starting point; "a basic course in Russian"; "basic training for raw recruits"; "a set of basic tools"; "an introductory art course".
INTRODUCTORY, adjective. Serving as an introduction or preface.
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