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produce

Definition for produce

noun as in fruit and vegetables

verb as in cause, effect

verb as in demonstrate, show

verb as in put on a public performance

Strongest matches

direct, do, make, perform, present, show

Strong matches

act, exhibit, mount, percolate, perk, play, stage

Weak matches

come through, pull off

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Example Sentences

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The Office of Management and Budget produces detailed post-shutdown reports analyzing what worked and what didn’t, creating institutional learning that improves planning.

A representative for the NBC News Group, which produces “Today,” “NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas” and “Dateline,” declined to comment on the layoffs.

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A self-described “chunky kid” growing up in pre-Islamic Revolution times, Panahi was cast due to his build in a short film produced by Iran’s Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults.

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The album was recorded in Leadon’s personal analog studio in Nashville, using classic gear and 2-inch tape, with producer Glyn Johns, who produced the first two Eagles albums, and part of the third.

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That same weekend, Russell let slip something of the level of discomfort the saga had produced in him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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