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Discover Ludwig"to kick-start" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe the action of starting something quickly or with a sudden surge of energy. For example, "The company launched an advertising campaign to kick-start sales."
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to kick-start
verb
Alternative spelling of kick start
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How better to kick-start the year?
Here's an idea to kick-start the brainstorming.
This is an opportunity to kick-start local economies".
"The goal is to kick-start the interbank lending market".
Mr Hollande was elected on a promise to kick-start growth, cut unemployment and end austerity.
At Osterley, Wintringham tried to kick-start a genuine People's Army.
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Now the push is on to kick start solar again.
Is £100m enough to kick start local business growth?
Unlikely to kick start the revolution but beautiful hold muzak while we're waiting nonetheless.
His first attempts to kick start the economy were old-fashioned and failed.
"We've got to kick start our season," manager Johnston told BBC Scotland.
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