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Meanings of invent new in English

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Usage of invent new in English
1
Try to invent new ways of expressing the old things in movement.
Writing for Vaudeville
2
I'm going to invent new limits for you and your fish-smelling bitch.
Altered carbon
3
It will be quite an amusement to invent new modes of dress.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
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There's … The music industry continues to invent new business models.
The Irish Times
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The empathy is so much stronger that the mind must invent new reasons.
The Shelters of Stone
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Perhaps I'll even have to invent new words in which to express myself.
Her Father's Daughter
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And it also poses an interesting question: Why don't more people invent new sports?
Wired
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If I could not invent new characters, I would not write novels at all.
An Autobiography of Anthony Trollope
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I can't invent new things. Pax spoke quickly, self-consciously, using words to fend off embarrassment.
Hollow World
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The music industry continues to invent new business models.
The Irish Times
11
But residents constantly invent new slang that might be unintelligible to speakers who live elsewhere.
BBC
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Their job is to invent new varieties of cats.
Fantastic Orgy
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From these parochials we can derive universals, and invent new instances that aliens might employ.
What does a martian look like?
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The future wealth of the United States will come from our ability to invent new technologies.
Wired
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Just saying that if human beings run out of enemies, they have to invent new ones.
Jacinto's Remnant
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Perhaps it was forbidden to invent new words?
Shadows in the twilight
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