to create

Examples

• All

• So now you're free to create anything you want.

• Improving the efficiency of these processes will create safer, healthier, and more sustainable foods.

  Academic text (2011)

• The first one was how we create value for users.

  MIT OpenCourseWare

• This is how we create long term success.

  Stephan Speaks

• This is the perfect time to create that next version of you.

• If I can look at my thoughts, I can create my world.

• It is our time to create a new normal.

• Yet these emerging technologies also promise to create a platform for more comprehensive health monitoring.

  Academic text (2011)

• The artist aims to create an inspiring mural for the community.

• As a chef, she loves to create new dishes that surprise her customers.

Synonyms

M

to make

vsto create

∞ 1.0

To create something by putting parts together

is about causing something new rather than assembling parts

C

to come up with

vsto create

∞ 2.7

To think of an idea or plan

covers physical production and broader causation, not just ideas

P

to produce

vsto create

∞ 2.0

To make something, often in large amounts for sale

focuses on causing existence generally rather than only beginnings

E

to establish

vsto create

772 4.1

To start something that is meant to last

refers broadly to causing things to exist rather than making lasting institutions

D

to develop

vsto create

668 1.8

To create something new like an idea or product

emphasizes gradual improvement rather than sudden act of bringing into being

F

to form

vsto create

598 1.0

To create a group or organization

is the general act of causing something to exist beyond organizational shape

G

to generate

vsto create

537 3.2

To make something that did not exist before

is about causing existence directly, not only as process result

I

to invent

vsto create

532 3.1

To make something new that did not exist before

is broader, not limited to wholly new designs or devices

F

to found

vsto create

305 3.9

Create something like a company, school, or town

is general causation, not limited to starting formal institutions

O

to originate

vsto create

153 3.8

To start or create something

is about causing something new rather than only starting an existing process

S

to spawn

vsto create

68 5.5

To make many new things or ideas appear

is general causation, not focused on sudden or numerous production

B

to beget

vsto create

19 7.9

To cause something to happen or exist

is about making or producing new things rather than only causing outcomes

B

to bring forth

vsto create

16 4.1

To produce or show something new for others to use

is general causation, not limited to revealing or presenting things

Antonyms

D

to destroy

∞ 1.0

Damage something so badly that it cannot be used or fixed

E

to erase

156 2.2

Remove all traces of something from memory or history

Idioms

C

to create quite a sensation

1 5.6

To cause a lot of public interest and excitement

Phrasal Verbs

C

to create a mess

1 2.1

Make a place messy so things are not in order

C

to create a ruck

• Jargon

9.9

Make players from both teams gather over the ball on the ground after a tackle

C

to create friction

4.6

To cause disagreement between people or groups

C

to create friction

• Specialized

3.9

To make two surfaces rub together so they resist movement

C

to create from raw material

4.0

To make something using raw materials

C

to create mentally

6.7

To form an idea or picture in your mind

C

to create synergy

• Jargon

4.7

Help people or groups work together to achieve more than they do alone

C

to create verbally

4.9

To make something new by speaking rather than writing

How New

to invent

532 3.1

to originate

153 3.8

to create

∞ 1.0

to produce

∞ 2.0

copy

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology