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BIRTH, to originate
- birthsBIRTH, to originate
- birthedBIRTH, to originate
- rerisesto originate
- reriseto originate
- birthto originate
- roseto originate
- risento originate
- derivedto originate
- stemsto originate
- deriverto originate
- stemto originate
- derivingto originate
- reroseto originate
- riseto originate
- risesto originate
- deriversto originate
- deriveto originate
- rerisento originate
- birthto initiate; originate
- sourceto originate from
- sourcesSOURCE, to originate from
- sourcedSOURCE, to originate from
- riseto originate; produce; cause
- originatesORIGINATE, to have an origin
- growto originate in; develop from
- originatedORIGINATE, to have an origin
- originatingORIGINATE, to have an origin
- mastermindsMASTERMIND, to originate, think out, and direct
- mastermindingMASTERMIND, to originate, think out, and direct
- mastermindedMASTERMIND, to originate, think out, and direct
- originativehaving power to originate or bring into existence
- originativelyORIGINATIVE, having power to originate or bring into existence
- conceivecause to begin originate a project conceived by the company's founder
- initiative(esp. in some US states and Switzerland) The right of citizens outside the legislature to originate legislation
- initiatives(esp. in some US states and Switzerland) The right of citizens outside the legislature to originate legislation
- masterminda mind, or a person having a mind, of very great ability / to originate, think out, and direct
- lectinsany of a group of proteins especially of plants that are not antibodies and do not originate in an immune system but bind specifically to carbohydrate-containing receptors on cell surfaces (as of red blood cells)