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to co-create

to co-create

4.0
Make something together with other people
  • verb
  • /koʊ krieɪt/
translation icon : co-crear
  • Together, the artists will co-create a mural that reflects their community's culture.

We we got together for whatever reason, to Co create.

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Examples

  • They're the couples who know how to Co create a context that allows both of their brains to have access to pleasure.

    Big Think

  • I'm going to be shooting my jewelry pieces that I Co created with Anna Louisa.

  • And we are Co creating our experience with our life.

    Rich Roll

  • But I think you all bring up a great point of how do you Co create the space?

  • We are Co creating this magic in each other's lives.

  • What you do is you say you Co create the plan.

  • And since then we've Co created this this brand.

  • With a very close friend of mine, Co created a television show called Wishbone on PBS.

  • How are we mutually shaping and Co creating one another's experience?

  • You're offering them an opportunity to Co create their fantasies, making the experience all the more thrilling.

Synonyms

to work together
vsto co-create
728 2.7

To do something with other people to reach the same goal

is focused on jointly bringing something into existence rather than just reaching goals
to collaborate
vsto co-create
96 4.6

To work with other people to reach a shared goal

is focused on jointly producing a real result rather than only sharing ideas
to collaborate with
vsto co-create
42 4.2

To work together with other people, groups, or tools to do something

is restricted to human partners jointly bringing something into being, not tools
to coproduce
vsto co-create
1 4.6

To make something together with other people or organizations

is about starting or inventing something jointly rather than making a finished item
to co-design
vsto co-create
  • Specialized
3.9

To make something together with other people by sharing ideas and decisions

is for the whole process of bringing something into existence rather than just planning

How Collaborative

to co-create
4.0
to cooperate
543 3.3
to contribute
883 2.7

Surface Forms

co-create infinitive
co-created past
co-created past participle
co-creating present participle
co-creates third person singular

Morphology

co-create = create (transparent) = co + create

The productive prefix 'co-' meaning 'together' combines with the verb 'create' to yield 'create together', a directly deducible meaning.

Etymology

The word co-create joins the part co- meaning 'together' and create meaning 'to make', as in coauthor or cooperate. So, to co-create is to 'make' something together with other people.