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original
adjective as in earliest
Weak matches
archetypal, autochthonous, commencing, early, elementary, embryonic, first-hand, genuine, inceptive, introductory, prime, primeval, primitive, primordial, pristine, prototypal, rudimental, rudimentary, underivative, underived
adjective as in fresh, new
Strongest matches
creative, imaginative, innovative, inventive, seminal, unconventional, unusual
Weak matches
avant garde, breaking new ground, causal, causative, conceiving, demiurgic, fertile, generative, ingenious, innovational, innovatory, inspiring, originative, productive, resourceful, unprecedented, untried
noun as in standard, prototype
Example Sentences
Maybe that should have been staring the party in the face: her original pitch for the job was "Renewal 2030" - a date past the next general election.
An original reading of the First Amendment provides strong support for open expression on controversial topics, even by medical professionals.
Arrington reportedly offered to try to find a different gift, including a replica, but State Department officials continued to request the original sword.
Both during the inquest and when I contacted her about my original investigation, Kate repeatedly rejected any accusations that her beliefs or behaviour played a part in Paloma's choices and her ultimately losing her life.
To lend a bit of grit to the proceedings, the original bar was put on display and Kristal’s office was assembled in the VIP area.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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