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Meanings of invent in English
Usage of invent in English
1
This project attempted to invent a general way to add security modules.
2
You can even invent your own and order it a week ahead.
3
With the proper supplies, perhaps we can still invent the perfect society.
4
He pulled himself together and started to invent his new, urgent mission.
5
I invent the excuse, and the conscience of the priest accepts it.
6
Isis did not invent the idea of a holy war or crusade.
7
Just believe me, do yourself a favor, don't invent that time machine.
8
If Travellers did not exist, Irish society would have to invent them.
9
Mr Tubbs explained that there was no need to invent further stories.
10
Try to invent new ways of expressing the old things in movement.
11
It's perpetual motion; the thing man wanted to invent but never did.
12
We walked around the gardens and decided to invent a new language.
13
We remember the details of our story, we do not invent them.
14
One small child in the dark can invent more hells than Swedenborg.
15
At the way she could invent a whole story on the spot.
16
I didn't invent the entertainment industry, I'm just telling you the rules.
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Invent through the time
Invent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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