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Embark

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Used when someone decides to take the first step in a series or process. SlideAfter years of planning, he's finally ready to embark on his PhD.
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Personal JourneysPlay
Often used metaphorically to refer to the start of personal endeavors or life changes. SlideShe's about to embark on motherhood.
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Long-term CommitmentPlay
Suggests a commitment to a long and perhaps challenging process. SlideThey're ready to embark on a three-year research project.