create in Latin
create in Latin is creō, creo — create means to bring something into existence; to make something new.
create in Latin
creō
creo
What does "create" mean?
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verb To bring something into existence; to make something new.
"My grandmother likes to create new recipes using vegetables from her garden."
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verb To cause something (a situation, feeling, or effect) to come about.
"Her cheerful greeting helped create a warm atmosphere at the start of the meeting."
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verb To officially appoint someone to a title or rank of nobility.
"The queen created her loyal adviser a baroness after many years of faithful service."
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create in a sentence
- My grandmother likes to create new recipes using vegetables from her garden.
- The engineers created a prototype in just three weeks.
- Her cheerful greeting helped create a warm atmosphere at the start of the meeting.
- Heavy traffic can create real problems for people trying to reach the station on time.
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What is "create" in Latin?
"create" in Latin is creō, creo. create means: To bring something into existence; to make something new.
How do you use "create" in a sentence?
Example: "My grandmother likes to create new recipes using vegetables from her garden." In Latin, "create" is creō, creo.
Are there other ways to say "create" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "create": creō, creo.
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