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Definition of create
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of create is as below...
Create
(v. t.) To
effect
by the
agency,
and under the laws, of
causation;
to be the
occasion
of; to
cause;
to
produce;
to form or
fashion;
to
renew..
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Creature
::
Creature
(n.)
Anything
created;
anything
not
self-existent;
especially,
any being
created
with life; an
animal;
a man..
Copple-crown
::
Copple-crown
(n.) A
created
or
high-topped
crown or head.
Dictator
::
Dictator
(n.) One
invested
with
absolute
authority;
especially,
a
magistrate
created
in times of
exigence
and
distress,
and
invested
with
unlimited
power..
Get
::
Get (v. t.) To
beget;
to
procreate;
to
generate.
Uncreatedness
::
Uncreatedness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
uncreated.
Miscreate
::
Miscreate
(a.)
Miscreated;
illegitimate;
forged;
as,
miscreate
titles..
Renew
::
Renew (v. t.) To make new
again;
to
restore
to
freshness,
perfection,
or
vigor;
to give new life to; to
rejuvenate;
to
re/stablish;
to
recreate;
to
rebuild..
Assignee
::
Assignee
(v.) A
person
to whom an
assignment
is made; a
person
appointed
or
deputed
by
another
to do some act,
perform
some
business,
or enjoy some
right,
privilege,
or
property;
as, an
assignee
of a
bankrupt.
See
Assignment
(c). An
assignee
may be by
special
appointment
or deed, or be
created
by jaw; as an
executor..
King''s Bench
::
King's
Bench ()
Formerly,
the
highest
court of
common
law in
England;
-- so
called
because
the king used to sit there in
person.
It
consisted
of a chief
justice
and four
puisne,
or
junior,
justices.
During
the reign of a queen it was
called
the
Queen's
Bench.
Its
jurisdiction
was
transferred
by the
judicature
acts of 1873 and 1875 to the high court of
justice
created
by that
legislation..
Created
::
Created
(imp. & p. p.) of
Creat.
Tectology
::
Tectology
(n.) A
division
of
morphology
created
by
Haeckel;
the
science
of
organic
individuality
constituting
the
purely
structural
portion
of
morphology,
in which the
organism
is
regarded
as
composed
of
organic
individuals
of
different
orders,
each organ being
considered
an
individual.
See
Promorphology,
and
Morphon..
Create
::
Create
(v. t.) To
effect
by the
agency,
and under the laws, of
causation;
to be the
occasion
of; to
cause;
to
produce;
to form or
fashion;
to
renew..
Miscreated
::
Miscreated
(a.)
Formed
unnaturally
or
illegitimately;
deformed.
Establish
::
Establish
(a.) To
originate
and
secure
the
permanent
existence
of; to
found;
to
institute;
to
create
and
regulate;
-- said of a
colony,
a
state,
or other
institutions..
Getter
::
Getter
(n.) One who gets,
gains,
obtains,
acquires,
begets,
or
procreates..
Shape
::
Shape (n.) To form or
create;
especially,
to mold or make into a
particular
form; to give
proper
form or
figure
to..
Beget
::
Beget (v. t.) To
procreate,
as a
father
or sire; to
generate;
--
commonly
said of the
father..
Schismatic
::
Schismatic
(n.) One who
creates
or takes part in
schism;
one who
separates
from an
established
church
or
religious
communion
on
account
of a
difference
of
opinion.
Sire
::
Sire (v. t.) To
beget;
to
procreate;
-- used of
beasts,
and
especially
of
stallions..
Re-create
::
Re-create
(v. t.) To
create
or form anew.
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