at the outset of symptoms.................from the outset

outset [ˈaʊtset] N principio m, comienzo m
at the outset al principio or comienzo
from the outset desde el principio or comienzo

the time at which something is supposed to begin

Synonyms:

beginning, commencement, first, get-go, kickoff,offset, showtime, start, starting time

Antonyms:

middle

time between the beginning and the end of a temporal period

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Type of:

point, point in time

an instant of time

• At the outset, she harbored misgivings about taking young children away from their mothers.
  Time Jan 10, 2014
• Tamiflu is used to reduce the severity of the flu when taken at theoutset of symptoms.
  Reuters Jan 9, 2014
• "It was clear from the outset that the Iranians would play games," an Israeli official said on condition of anonymity.
  Reuters Jan 9, 2014
• But her campaign had struggled mightily from the outset.
  Time Jan 6, 2014

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