usher in
Upper Intermediate (B2)formal
Officially bring in or start something important, or guide someone into a room.
"A member of staff ushered the guests in and directed them to their seats."
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MS NOW · 9:06
they helped usher in voting rights.
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Vox · 14:10
or usher in or usher in yeah no way uh that this technology my job
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St Andrews Encyclopaedia of Theology · 41:17
warns will usher in an Islamic Barbarian
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Triggernometry · 21:47
So hopefully it'll usher in something new.
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Brian Tyler Cohen · 20:53
usher in Republican policies that that, you know,