original
- adjective
- /əˈrɪdʒɪnəl/
- In 1962, film director Borge Host discovered that the original version of the film had disappeared.
- original source
- original version
- original meaning
And then, you know, tell your original self, Right.
- And then, you know, tell your original self, Right.
- Instead, Barrett says what's binding is the original public meaning.
- Lakeside Maple has three flavors, original, spicy and ginger Chai.
- You're telling me this is the original actual script that you guys wrote?
- It says Emmy winning live shows, original series.
- But I got some some just original plain old oats here.
Examples
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Our new containment unit, based on Egon's original design.
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We found the original manuscript, which has some interesting notes in the margins.
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And this is the original one that was before.
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See, once the engines failed, the original route of the ship changed.
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As you listen to everyone, try to guess what the original sentence is.
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I'm going to draw the original shape as what it was.
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Are the elite living closer to their original state before the earthquake?
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The Library of Congress and Georgia Archives each maintain original copies of this map.
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You know, barter, the original form of commerce.
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By the fourth year, only 63% of the original cohort is still enrolled in high school.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
Recently made or found and not seen before
Not copied from others and showing new ideas
Antonyms
Compounds
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Etymology
Original comes from the same root as origin, origo 'beginning'. So when something is original it is the first form, not a copy.