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Synonym for origin [noun]

The synonym origin synonymous definition words:
means "thing"
nucleus, egg, sperm, embryo, principle, element
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origin [noun]

means "start"
birth, seed, descent, germ, extraction, stock, heritage, ancestry, source, beginning, birthplace, cradle, derivation, foundation, fountainhead, root, rise, genesis, commencement, outset, incipience, inception

origin [noun]

means "person"
producer, author, creator, begetter, progenitor, determinant, agent

origin [noun]

means "cause"
motive, inducement, inspiration
Further results for the word "origin"

apprenticeship [noun]

means "novitiate"
tutelage, origin

birthplace [noun]

means "source"
beginning, origin, cradle, derivation, foundation, fountainhead

cradle [noun]

means "nurturing place"
spring, origin, fountain, ultimate cause, foundation

dawn [noun]

means "beginning"
start, source, commencement, fountainhead, origin

extraction [noun]

means "ancestry"
lineage, origin, parentage, descent, race

fountainhead [noun]

means "primal source"
source, origin, cause, the horse's mouth, root

germ [noun]

means "embryonic form"
bud, seed, inception, origin, egg, source

law [noun]

means "principle"
precept, foundation, origin, source, ultimate cause, axiom

maxim [noun]

means "principle"
precept, foundation, origin, source, ultimate cause, axiom

novitiate [noun]

means "apprenticeship"
tutelage, origin

onset [noun]

means "beginning"
origin, outbreak, appearance, start, commencement, outset

outset [noun]

means "beginning"
origin, commencement, onset, inception, start, inauguration

parent [noun]

means "source"
origin, root, forerunner, prototype, model, fountainhead

precept [noun]

means "principle"
law, foundation, origin, source, ultimate cause, axiom

progenitor [noun]

means "producer"
author, creator, heart, begetter, origin, determinant

starting point [noun]

means "point of departure"
beginning, outset, square one, opening, inception, origin

aboriginal [adjective]

means "native"
local, original, autochthonous, domestic, indigenous, primitive

original [noun]

means "model"
archetype, pattern, prototype

original [adjective]

means "new"
creative, unique, fresh, inventive, productive

original [adjective]

means "first"
aboriginal, rudimentary, primary, rudimental, primeval, elementary, primitive

originality [noun]

means "newness"
freshness, mutation, permutation, unfamiliarity, novelty

originally [object]

means "initially"
primarily, first, formerly, basically

originally [object]

means "creatively"
ingeniously, independently, freshly

originate [verb]

means "initiate"
conceive, author, start, compose, create, introduce, discover
- conjugate verb originate

originate [verb]

means "begin"
derive, arise, start, emanate, flow, proceed, rise
- conjugate verb originate

originating [noun]

means "conceiving mentally"
conception, imagining, devising

origination [noun]

means "creation"
invention, conception, composition, innovation, shaping, formation, fashioning

originator [noun]

means "architect"
creator, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer

archetype [noun]

means "model"
example, ideal, exemplar, mould, original, prototype

arise [verb]

means "start"
originate, issue, emanate, begin, proceed, ensue
- conjugate verb arise

author [noun]

means "person"
creator, inventor, designer, originator, producer

autochthonous [adjective]

means "native"
local, original, indigenous, domestic, aboriginal, primitive

begin [verb]

means "origin"
originate, occasion, arise, spring, open, create
- conjugate verb begin
- translate begin

breakthrough [noun]

means "new thing"
innovation, creation, origination, fad, novelty

breed [verb]

means "procreate"
originate
- conjugate verb breed

cause [verb]

means "start"
originate, engender, provoke, give rise to, create
- conjugate verb cause

charter [adjective]

means "founding"
first, original

come from [verb]

means "hail from"
originate
- conjugate verb come from

commence [verb]

means "begin"
start, originate, issue, set forth, set out, arise
- conjugate verb commence

compose [verb]

means "create"
originate, consolidate
- conjugate verb compose

composition [noun]

means "creation"
invention, conception, origination, innovation, shaping, formation

conception [noun]

means "conceiving mentally"
originating, imagining, devising

connate [adjective]

means "innate"
congenital, inherent, original, inborn, natural, native

discover [verb]

means "invent"
position, locate, bring to light, contrive, hit upon, originate
- conjugate verb discover

emanate [verb]

means "come forth"
originate
- conjugate verb emanate

establishing [noun]

means "founding"
constituting, originating

example [noun]

means "pattern"
standard, archetype, exemplar, guide, model, original

father [noun]

means "person"
originator, architect, author, sponsor, creator, founder
- translate father

forefather [noun]

means "ancestor"
forebear, progenitor, patriarch, primogenitor, originator, begetter

form [verb]

means "origin"
make, create, originate, produce, compose, constitute
- conjugate verb form

founding [noun]

means "charter"
first, original

fresh [adjective]

means "property"
new, original, novel, recent

fundamental [adjective]

means "first"
rudimentary, original

generate [verb]

means "make"
create, originate, procreate, produce, sire, spawn
- conjugate verb generate

generation [noun]

means "production"
formation, engendering, creation, origination, invention

genuine [adjective]

means "authentic"
authenticated, real, true, original, actual, certified

germinate [verb]

means "sprout"
start, arise, develop, begin, originate, grow
- conjugate verb germinate

grow [verb]

means "origin"
sprout, start, arise, develop, begin, originate
- conjugate verb grow

hail from [verb]

means "come from"
originate
- conjugate verb hail from

imagining [adjective]

means "conceiving mentally"
originating, conceptional, devising

indigenous [adjective]

means "native"
local, original, autochthonous, domestic, aboriginal, primitive

initial [adjective]

means "first"
original, earliest, primary, opening, maiden, virginal

initiate [verb]

means "begin"
start, originate, introduce, instate, commence, launch
- conjugate verb initiate

invent [verb]

means "start"
originate, devise, discover, contrive
- conjugate verb invent

issue [verb]

means "activity"
proceed, originate
- conjugate verb issue

launch [verb]

means "initiate"
introduce, originate, begin, inaugurate, start
- conjugate verb launch

maiden [adjective]

means "first"
original, earliest, beginning

maker [noun]

means "inventor"
originator, author, creator, producer, architect, founder

model [noun]

means "representation"
archetype, example, ideal, exemplar, mould, original

native [adjective]

means "natural"
genuine, original, real, unadorned

native [adjective]

means "indigenous"
aboriginal, original, endemic, autochthonous, primitive, primary

natural [adjective]

means "intrinsic"
original, essential, true, fundamental, inborn, ingrained

new [adjective]

means "characteristic"
unique, unaccustomed, original, unused, bizarre, unusual
- translate new

newness [noun]

means "novelty"
freshness, mutation, permutation, unfamiliarity, originality

novel [adjective]

means "property"
new, off-beat, different, odd, original, strange

novelty [noun]

means "newness"
freshness, mutation, permutation, unfamiliarity, originality

novelty [noun]

means "new thing"
innovation, creation, origination, fad, breakthrough

pattern [noun]

means "example"
standard, archetype, exemplar, guide, model, original

precursor [noun]

means "ancestor"
forefather, antecedent, parent, forbear, progenitor, originator

primary [adjective]

means "earliest"
beginning, aboriginal, prime, first, original, primeval

primitive [adjective]

means "ancient"
aboriginal, antediluvian, first, original, prehistoric, primary

pristine [adjective]

means "primitive"
primary, original, primordial, early, incipient, initial

proceed [verb]

means "arise"
come forth, emanate, ensue, go forth, issue, originate
- conjugate verb proceed

procreate [verb]

means "breed"
originate
- conjugate verb procreate

production [noun]

means "creation"
output, origination, manufacture, making, engendering, yield

prototype [noun]

means "archetype"
example, ideal, exemplar, mould, original, model

radical [adjective]

means "fundamental"
basic, essential, ingrained, innate, original, constitutional

raise [verb]

means "activity"
grow, cultivate, produce, originate, engender, bring about
- conjugate verb raise

realistic [adjective]

means "authentic"
original, genuine, representative

rise [verb]

means "origin"
begin, originate, arise, emerge, emanate, proceed
- conjugate verb rise

sire [verb]

means "procreate"
originate
- conjugate verb sire

specimen [noun]

means "example"
pattern, model, representative, prototype, original, sample

spring [verb]

means "origin"
derive, emanate, originate, start, emerge, rise
- conjugate verb spring
- translate spring

start [verb]

means "action"
begin, commence, originate, issue, set forth, set out
- conjugate verb start
- translate start

transcendental [adjective]

means "of remarkable degree"
primordial, intuitive, transcendent, otherworldly, intellectual, original

type [noun]

means "model"
pattern, example, representative, prototype, original, sample

unused [adjective]

means "fresh"
unique, unaccustomed, original, new, bizarre, unusual

valid [adjective]

means "quality"
genuine, authentic, true, original, factual, authoritative
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