intro-
Definitions
prefix
- in, into, or inward ⇒
introvert
Word Origin
from Latin intrō towards the inside, inwardly, withinUsage examples
`Oh, well," sighed the interviewer, knowing when she was beaten, `I'll just have to bring you in with a strong intro.
, The Image of Laura (1993)So ran the intro to an article by Richard Norton-Taylor, security affairs editor at the UK Guardian, in November.
Spiked (2004)After the soulful solo intro , the rest of the band joined in playing in a totally different key.
Globe and Mail (2003)For she belongs to a mafia family and every man she has intro duced to her father (played by James Caan) has ended up being corrupted.
Sun, News of the World (1999)In one of the scant breaks in the conversation I launched into the offbeat intro to Pap Montero on my tres, knowing that Toni would follow.
, TUNING UP AT DAWN: A Memoir of Music and Majorca (2004)