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originate Verb

— If a person or thing originates from something, they come from or are created by that thing. Most scientists believe modern humans originated in Africa about 200,000 years ago. The flight, which originated in Newark, ran into trouble about one hour after takeoff. The term "cap in hand" originated in England, during the Crimean War. Over 60% of the US company's revenues originate elsewhere. — If you originate something, you are the first to think of or it or to do it. George Takei, the actor who originated the role of Sulu on Star Trek, released a statement.

originate

— verb (= uprise, spring up, grow) come into existence; take on form or shape A new religious movement originated in that country a love that sprang up from friendship the idea for the book grew out of a short story An interesting phenomenon uprose — verb (= initiate, start) bring into being He initiated a new program Start a foundation — verb begin a trip at a certain point, as of a plane, train, bus, etc The flight originates in Calcutta

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arise begin initiate derive create start spring up spring come stem rise invent cause make generate found commence come from set up result emerge descend appear accrue launch grow give birth to establish uprise produce origin introduce emanate develop build bring about be born stem from start out source sire reproduce raise publish produced procreate proceed open occur leave

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Simple sentences

People originate from the same Source, yet they hate each other.
Most comets are thought to originate in a huge cloud called the Oort Cloud.
Intellect is no great help in counteracting feelings of guilt, which originate in the heart.
I must know where these quotations originate.
Where did the Olympic Games originate?

Movie subtitles

My friends have the land, the money, the material but not the man to originate the idea.
I had a feeling there might be words but I decided firmly they would not originate with me.
I can assure you the idea did not originate with me.
Your escape will originate from there.
Where did they originate?
A large part of commerce and industry in Calcutta is controlled by the Marwari, who originate in the desert-like state of Rajasthan, on the other side of India.
From which Time Zone does she originate?
Our arts originate from China.
Sí. How come? Did the money originate there?
Did you originate it?
How about where the signals originate?
First, where did your water originate?
But he's stationed at a top-secret air base in Japan where U-2 spy flights over Russia originate.
The vortex of a forming storm, and if we could detect. Those air updrafts, no matter where they originate, No matter how small, we might be able to locate mark mardon.
Here, the white sphere, where the various power cables originate seems to be a giant transformer.
The spores have made it that. - Where did they originate?
Our arts originate from China. I'll give you a chance.
Bangkok is just a shipping point. Our merchandise doesn't originate from here, it's sent on.
Did the money originate there?
I'm interested in hysterical cases, and I use hypnosis to dig into their unconscious mind where I believe the hysterical symptoms originate.
All sins originate from lies.
From whence does it originate?
Learns Russian. Acts overtly Marxist. But he's stationed at a top-secret air base in Japan where U-2 spy flights over Russia originate.
It did not originate in the same location.
There isn't a penny here doesn't originate with me.
Areas can expand and, uh, projects can originate.
The formal poverty and the gigantic expanse. of this new experience of habitat. both originate in its mass character, which is implied both by its destination. and by modern conditions of construction.
It has to originate from the picture hanging above her bed.
But comets originate from a great cloud beyond the planets almost halfway to the nearest star.
Birds too. But you taught me we originate from monkeys.
Since the water doesn't originate locally, it comes from far away.
Did man really originate from the monkey?
It's said to originate with the entertainment got up on the cotton plantations of the New World by the slaves employed on those facilities, in order to express joy and happiness at their lot.
I decided to originate the future.

News and current affairs

Meanwhile, the Hijazis, who originate in Mecca and Medina, hold long-repressed resentments due to their humiliating partial inclusion in Saudi politics.
Its problems originate in the communist era, when a trade union movement, which under normal circumstances should stand to the political left, became the main anti-communist opposition.
Does charisma originate in the individual, in that person's followers, or in the situation?
The assurance given to the world that wars will no longer originate in Europe represents a formidable reversal of history.
The population of Asir, the tribal area bordering Yemen from which most al-Qaeda recruits originate, is also alienated.
Meanwhile, the Hejazis, who originate in the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, are alienated not only from the political process, but also from the religious establishment because they are not Wahhabi.
The shipments caught by customs authorities mostly originate from free industrial zones, also called export-processing zones, in China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Egypt.
The US is the largest source of greenhouse gases, but three quarters of the sources originate outside its borders.
Problems might originate at the national level, but, owing to monetary union, they quickly threaten the stability of the entire eurozone banking system.
This gave rise to the first causes of the crisis: the originate-and-distribute model of securitization and the extensive use of leverage.
It also created a more buoyant market for the securities of Freddie and Fannie, feeding the originate-and-distribute machine.
Indeed, the British people would likely realize only after the fact that the problems they attributed to the EU actually originate at home.
Where does it originate and where does it go?
Indeed, all of Asia's major rivers, except the Ganges, originate in the Tibetan plateau.
But the most dangerous shocks may be those that originate with the big banks themselves.
These three international rivers originate on the Tibetan plateau, whose bounteous water resources have become a magnet for Chinese planners.
Greater flexibility might not stimulate short-term growth, but it would improve resilience to future negative shocks, whether they originate at home or abroad.
In places like Vietnam, Indonesia, and China - where the pandemic strain will likely originate - expertise, coordination, discipline, and infrastructure are lacking.
Asia's water map fundamentally changed after the 1949 Communist victory in China. Most of Asia's important international rivers originate in territories that were forcibly annexed to the People's Republic of China.

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