phase

phase
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ early, first, initial, preliminary, primary
▪ start-up
▪

The co-op is still in the start-up phase.

▪ second, secondary, etc.
▪ current, latest, new, present
▪ final, last
▪ intermediate, transition
▪ temporary
▪ critical, crucial, important
▪

the critical phase of the operation

▪ distinct
▪

The period can be divided into three distinct phases.

▪ acute, chronic (both medical)
▪

the acute phase of the disease

▪ recovery (medical)
▪ experimental, testing
▪

The process is still in its testing phase.

▪ planning
▪

during the planning phase of an operation

▪ design
▪

early in the project's design phase

VERB + PHASE
▪ begin, enter, initiate, launch, open, start
▪

Society has entered a technological phase of evolution.

▪ go through
▪

It's just a phase he's going through.

▪ reach
▪

as the team reaches the later phases of product development

▪ mark
▪

the main Catholic rituals that mark important phases in a person's life

▪ complete, pass
PREPOSITION
▪ during a/the phase
▪

During the first phase of expansion staff will move to the new offices.

▪ in a/the phase
▪

In the earliest phase of mental disorder, relatives feel confused.

▪ phase in
▪

a new phase in the European economy

▪ phase of
▪

a calendar highlighting the phases of the moon


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