Question 1

What does "usher in" mean?

Accepted Answer

To physically guide or escort someone into a place, especially in a formal context.

Question 2

How do you use "usher in" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

A member of staff ushered the guests in and directed them to their seats.

Question 3

Is "usher in" formal or informal?

Accepted Answer

"usher in" is formal — used mainly in written or official contexts. Originally meant to physically guide someone into a venue (from the noun 'usher'). Now commonly used metaphorically in journalism and formal writing to describe the beginning of a new era, period, or development. Frequently found in political speeches and news writing.

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