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synonyms for productions
- construction
- management
- manufacture
- manufacturing
- assembly
- bearing
- blossoming
- creation
- direction
- elongation
- fabrication
- formulation
- fructification
- generation
- giving
- making
- origination
- preparation
- presentation
- prolongation
- protraction
- provision
- rendering
- reproduction
- return
- staging
- yielding
- authoring
- engendering
- extention
- producing
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I may as well say it here: with my poetical productions I was never satisfied any more than with my attempts at drawing.
FIFTY YEARS OF RAILWAY LIFE IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELANDJOSEPH TATLOWSuch are the characteristics, says this enthusiastic admirer of these productions of Steiner's third or last epoch.
VIOLINS AND VIOLIN MAKERSJOSEPH PEARCEHe was a learned man, author of several literary productions, and was offered the primacy, which he declined.
THE EVERY DAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGYJOEL MUNSELLAll these gross absurdities show, that the real spirit has nothing whatever to do with such absurd doctrines or productions.
SECOND EDITION OF A DISCOVERY CONCERNING GHOSTSGEORGE CRUIKSHANKSome of our best travels, some of our most amusing literary productions, have been the compositions of military men.
THE LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE, AND MANUAL OF POLITENESSFLORENCE HARTLEYAn author ought to receive with the same moderation all praises and all criticisms on his productions.
THE 'CHARACTERS' OF JEAN DE LA BRUYREJEAN DE LA BRUYREBenjamin Thompson died; formerly a timber merchant, translator of the German Theatre, and author of several other productions.
THE EVERY DAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGYJOEL MUNSELLEverywhere man is earnestly and sternly demanding an equitable distribution of the productions of nature and art.
MAN AND HIS ANCESTORCHARLES MORRISNo Spaniard takes the trouble to notice these remarkable productions of the fertile journalistic brain of a foreigner.
SPANISH LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRYL. HIGGIN AND EUGNE E. STREETLike most productions of the time, it is mainly a compilation from earlier works now lost.
THE MODES OF ANCIENT GREEK MUSICDAVID BINNING MONRO