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in‧au‧gu‧ral
[only before noun]
[only before noun]1 an inaugural speech is the first given by someone who is starting an important job : the President's inaugural address the inaugural lecture of the new Professor of American Literature
the President's inaugural addressthe inaugural lecture of the new Professor of American Literature2 an inaugural event is the first in a planned series of similar events : Concorde's inaugural flight the inaugural match of Major League Soccer
Concorde's inaugural flightthe inaugural match of Major League Soccer —inaugural noun [countable] American English More than 200,000 people attended Carter's inaugural.
More than 200,000 people attended Carter's inaugural.