Definition of: initiative

(in·ish′ē·ə·tiv) noun
1. A first move.
2. The power of initiating; ability for original conception and independent action.
3. The process by which the electorate initiates or enacts legislation. See REFERENDUM.
—adjective Pertaining to initiation; serving to initiate; preliminary.
—in·i′ti·a·tive·ly adverb

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"initiative" has the frequency of use of 0.0026% on en.wikipedia.org.

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Definition of: initiative

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