introduises

Introduces is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb introduce. It denotes the act of bringing someone or something into a context where they are known to others, or presenting someone to someone else, or presenting a new concept, device, or policy.

Etymology: The verb derives from Latin introducere, through Old French introduire, entering English via Middle English. The sense of leading inward underlies the modern use of bringing a person or idea into a new setting.

Usage: Introduces is transitive and typically requires a direct object and a recipient or context. For social situations, it follows a structure like “She introduces her colleague to the manager.” When presenting a new idea or method, it can be used as in “The report introduces a new framework.” Passive voice is common as well: “The guest is introduced to the host.” The phrase “introduce to” is often used for acquainting someone with another person.

Grammatical notes and related terms: The base verb is introduce; its third-person singular present tense is introduces, while other forms are introduce, introducing, introduced. Related nouns include introduction and introductory. A less common noun form, introducer, refers to the person who performs introducing.

In usage, introduces appears in formal and informal contexts, including speeches, meetings, academic writing, and technical documentation where new people, policies, or concepts are brought into awareness for the audience. It is a versatile term for presenting connection, knowledge, or novelty to others. See also introduction, introduce, introductory.