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produce

Definition for produce

noun as in fruit and vegetables

verb as in cause, effect

verb as in demonstrate, show

verb as in put on a public performance

Strongest matches

direct, do, make, perform, present, show

Strong matches

act, exhibit, mount, percolate, perk, play, stage

Weak matches

come through, pull off

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Example Sentences

“Fortunately I was able to produce and get this award which is very humbling.”

But I was like, 'Let me just give myself a year to learn how to record and produce my own records.

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She wrote more songs - and taught herself how to produce them, by watching YouTube tutorials.

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While silicon is durable and reliable, it's expensive to produce and is approaching its ceiling of efficiency.

When Delgado-Benito removed PDAP1 from cells in the lab, the immune cells died of stress and were not able to produce their infection-fighting antibodies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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