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originates
verb as in begin; spring
verb as in create, introduce
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This dietary supplement originates in China and has been reported to enhance cognitive ability in healthy individuals.
Xeres (where sherry originates) constitutes one of the few wine regions without a definite traceable origin.
It makes sense, I guess, when your view of the city originates at Indochine or from your regular table at the Waverly Inn.
It originates from inspections carried out during the test flying of brand new airplanes.
Where exactly this “heritage” originates, Miss Manners does not exactly make clear.
The law of God originates in his nature, but the attributes of his creatures are due to his sovereignty.
A normal river—in fact, all the greater streams of the earth—originates in high country, generally in a region of mountains.
The picture which originates in a natural occurrence is always true if it is sincerely and frankly painted.
Whoever originates the dispute, an irreconcilcable spirit in both usually perpetuates it.
But it originates in functional disturbance, in exhaustion of the nervous system by intellectual exertion.
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On this page you'll find 75 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to originates, such as: come from, derive, emerge, emanate, stem, and arise.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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