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Definition of generate
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 generate is as below...
Generate
(v. t.) To
beget;
to
procreate;
to
propagate;
to
produce
(a being
similar
to the
parent);
to
engender;
as, every
animal
generates
its own
species..
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Breed
::
Breed (v. i.) To be
formed
in the
parent
or dam; to be
generated,
or to grow, as young
before
birth..
Reproduce
::
Reproduce
(v. t.) To
produce
again,
by
generation
or the like; to cause the
existence
of
(something
of the same
class,
kind, or
nature
as
another
thing);
to
generate
or
beget,
as
offspring;
as, to
reproduce
a rose; some
animals
are
reproduced
by
gemmation..
Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(v. i.) To be or grow worse than one's kind, or than one was
originally;
hence,
to be
inferior;
to grow
poorer,
meaner,
or more
vicious;
to
decline
in good
qualities;
to
deteriorate..
Unregeneracy
::
Unregeneracy
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
unregenerate.
Unregenerated
::
Unregenerated
(a.) Not
regenerated;
not
renewed
in
heart;
remaining
or being at
enmity
with God.
Boiler
::
Boiler
(n.) A
strong
metallic
vessel,
usually
of
wrought
iron
plates
riveted
together,
or a
composite
structure
variously
formed,
in which steam is
generated
for
driving
engines,
or for
heating,
cooking,
or other
purposes..
Cycloid
::
Cycloid
(n.) A curve
generated
by a point in the plane of a
circle
when the
circle
is
rolled
along a
straight
line,
keeping
always
in the same
plane..
Degenerative
::
Degenerative
(a.)
Undergoing
or
producing
degeneration;
tending
to
degenerate.
Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(a.)
Having
become
worse than one's kind, or one's
former
state;
having
declined
in
worth;
having
lost in
goodness;
deteriorated;
degraded;
unworthy;
base; low..
Gamomorphism
::
Gamomorphism
(n.) That stage of
growth
or
development
in an
organism,
in which the
reproductive
elements
are
generated
and
matured
in
preparation
for
propagating
the
species..
Derogate
::
Derogate
(v. i.) To act
beneath
one-s rank,
place,
birth,
or
character;
to
degenerate..
Dyne
::
Dyne (n.) The unit of
force,
in the C. G. S.
(Centimeter
Gram
Second)
system
of
physical
units;
that is, the force
which,
acting
on a gram for a
second,
generates
a
velocity
of a
centimeter
per
second..
Directrix
::
Directrix
(n.) A line along which a point in
another
line
moves,
or which in any way
governs
the
motion
of the point and
determines
the
position
of the curve
generated
by it; the line along which the
generatrix
moves in
generating
a
surface..
Flatus
::
Flatus
(n.) Wind or gas
generated
in the
stomach
or other
cavities
of the body.
Lemniscate
::
Lemniscate
(n.) A curve in the form of the
figure
8, with both parts
symmetrical,
generated
by the point in which a
tangent
to an
equilateral
hyperbola
meets the
perpendicular
on it drawn from the
center..
Regeneracy
::
Regeneracy
(n.) The state of being
regenerated.
Degeneration
::
Degeneration
(n.) The thing
degenerated.
Degeneracy
::
Degeneracy
(a.) The act of
becoming
degenerate;
a
growing
worse.
Accordion
::
Accordion
(n.) A
small,
portable,
keyed wind
instrument,
whose tones are
generated
by play of the wind upon free
metallic
reeds..
Renew
::
Renew (v. t.) To make new
spiritually;
to
regenerate.
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