Synonyms for “introduce”

verb

1. = bring in, establish, set up, start, begin, found, develop, launch, institute, organize, pioneer, initiate, originate, commence, get going, instigate, phase in, usher in, inaugurate, set in motion, bring into being • The Government has introduced a number of other money-saving ideas.
2. =  present, acquaint, make known, familiarize, do the honours, make the introduction • Someone introduced us and I sat next to him.
3. =  announce, present, open, launch, precede, lead into, preface, lead off • 'Health Matters' is introduced by Dick Oliver on the World Service.
4. =  suggest, offer, air, table, advance, propose, recommend, float, submit, bring up, put forward, set forth, ventilate, broach, moot • She does not abandon her responsibility to introduce new ideas.
5. =  add, insert, inject, throw in (informal), infuse, interpose, interpolate • I wish to introduce a note of cool reason to the discussion.
6. =  insert, put in, add, drive, shoot, feed, inject • An operation can introduce air into the body.

   See introduce someone to something

   1. = acquaint with, enlighten to, bring into contact with, familiarize with • He introduced us to the delights of natural food.