Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sow the seeds of something
idiom
/sō ðə sēdz əv ˈsəmˌθiNG/
Definition
To initiate a process that will develop or grow in the future.
Examples
- By implementing regular team meetings, the manager hoped to sow the seeds of collaboration.
- The charity aimed to sow the seeds of hope among the struggling families in the community.
- Through educational programs, we can sow the seeds of knowledge in young minds.
Meaning
This phrase often refers to starting an idea, practice, or project that may lead to larger outcomes or effects over time.
Synonyms
- initiate
- set in motion
- instill
- encourage
