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Meanings of invent in English
Synonyms
Examples for "forge"
Examples for "forge"
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So, using local volunteers could help forge improved links with the community.
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However, anyone with a quill and an inkhorn can forge mundane text.
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Had she, too, seen that they could forge some thing good together?
4
The one worker in the place was revealed by the forge fire.
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Both were quick to thank the men who helped forge their success.
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Intervention: Review of case records and radiologic data to devise management protocol.
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However, you can certainly devise a methodical system that will do this.
3
They might devise schemes to promote infighting and misdirection among political opponents.
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Naturally they would devise their own methods for disposing of their victims.
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I believe that women must devise a third way, a third option.
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If you can so contrive it, let him live in the country.
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And, indeed, it is the best I can contrive in this house.
3
It was a nicely appointed dinner, the best the chef could contrive.
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The duty not to contrive through a covetous heart to despoil another.
5
They will be safer there than in any hiding-place you can contrive.
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He said government and the sector needed to formulate a solution together.
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It's aim is to formulate a plan to tackle this health gap.
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Grayson didn't speak for several moments, trying to carefully formulate his response.
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Before she could formulate a response, a new message from Souther appeared.
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She said the study itself isn't comprehensive enough to formulate specific recommendations.
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In fact, it must require a considerable effort to excogitate novel labor-saving devices.
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The black on the paper is what man has excogitated-excogitated
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He rubbed the warm pipe bowl against his cheek and excogitated the matter in deep humility.
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He meditated there in a condition of insanity for perhaps a minute, and excogitated a device.
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But your modern lounger at the clubs, what variety of liquors are excogitated to please his palate!
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.
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I invent the excuse, and the conscience of the priest accepts it.
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Isis did not invent the idea of a holy war or crusade.
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Just believe me, do yourself a favor, don't invent that time machine.
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If Travellers did not exist, Irish society would have to invent them.
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Mr Tubbs explained that there was no need to invent further stories.
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Try to invent new ways of expressing the old things in movement.
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It's perpetual motion; the thing man wanted to invent but never did.
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We walked around the gardens and decided to invent a new language.
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We remember the details of our story, we do not invent them.
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One small child in the dark can invent more hells than Swedenborg.
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At the way she could invent a whole story on the spot.
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I didn't invent the entertainment industry, I'm just telling you the rules.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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