Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lead-in
noun
leed-in
Definition
A phrase or sentence that introduces a topic or subject, often used to prepare the audience for what is to come.
Examples
- The teacher used a lead-in to grab the students’ attention before starting the lesson on climate change.
- Before the presentation, he provided a lead-in to explain why this topic was important.
Meaning
To guide someone into a subject or to set the stage for a discussion or presentation.
Synonyms
- introduction
- premise
- prelude
- opening
