mark the onset

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

To be a sign that something new is beginning.

onsetVERB + NOUN

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mark

Examples (10)

  • His first hit record marked the onset of an astonishing career.
  • The changing leaves mark the onset of autumn.
  • The first chill in the air often marks the onset of winter.
  • This discovery could mark the onset of a new era in medicine.
  • Her graduation ceremony marked the onset of her professional life.
  • For many students, the final exams mark the onset of a long summer break.
  • The new policy aims to mark the onset of significant changes in the organization.
  • A high fever can sometimes mark the onset of a serious illness.
  • The signing of the treaty marked the onset of a period of peace.
  • The first symptoms often mark the onset of the flu.