Definition of "introductory" []

Of, relating to, or constituting an introduction. (adjective)
Serving to introduce. See Synonyms at preliminary. (adjective)

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Use "introductory" in a sentence

"- Susan Obrant of Cortlandt, another wearable-fiber artist, is bringing a selection that includes more of what she calls her introductory (affordable) choices."
"(Many who answered the MMPI questionnaire were students in introductory psychology courses at four-year institutions.)"
"It was Nell who pioneered texts in introductory programming and data structures usable by both high school and undergraduate students."

Words like "introductory"

exordial first inductory ingestive

initial initiary introductive intromissive

isagogic opening preceding precursory

prefatory preliminary

prodomal

proemial