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What word can you used instead of introduced?

Here are some words you can use instead of "introduced," depending on the context:

Formal:

* Presented: "The speaker presented his ideas to the audience."

* Unveiled: "The company unveiled its new product at the conference."

* Launched: "They launched their new marketing campaign this week."

* Initiated: "The government initiated a new program to help the poor."

* Implemented: "The new policy was implemented last month."

* Established: "The company established a new branch in Asia."

* Disclosed: "The scientist disclosed the results of the study."

* Articulated: "The author articulated his argument in a clear and concise manner."

Informal:

* Showed: "The teacher showed us a new way to solve the problem."

* Told about: "She told us about her new boyfriend."

* Brought up: "The topic was brought up at the meeting."

* Shared: "He shared his experiences with the group."

* Put forward: "The student put forward an interesting idea."

* Discussed: "We discussed the proposal in detail."

Specific to People:

* Met: "I met my new neighbors yesterday."

* Made acquaintance with: "I made acquaintance with a fascinating artist at the gallery."

* Familiarized: "The teacher familiarized the students with the new syllabus."

Other:

* Integrated: "The new software was integrated with the existing system."

* Incorporated: "The artist incorporated natural materials into his sculptures."

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.

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