re-produce
[ ree-pruh-doos, -dyoos ]
- as inphotocopy
- as inimpregnate
- as inphotograph
- as inportray
- as inpretend
- as inproduce
- as inproliferate
- as inreconstruct
- as inreflect
- as inregenerate
- as inrender
- as inrepeat
- as inrepresent
- as inrepresent
- as inreproduce
- as inreproduce
- as inresonate
- as inresound
- as insimulate
- as inspawn
- as inbear
- as inbeget
- as intrace
- as intranscribe
- as inwrite
- as inXerox
- as inbreed
- as inplay-act
- as inreecho
- as inreplicate
- as inrestate
- as inclone
- as incopy
- as indepict
- as induplicate
- as inecho
- as inforge
- as ingenerate
- as inimitate
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EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR RE-PRODUCE
Supposing the race of Ketches to be extinct, what cross does Pensilis think necessary to re-produce the breed?
All passionate remedies for evil are themselves evil, and tend to re-produce what they remedy.