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Definition of generate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of generate is as below...
Generate
(v. t.) To
beget;
to
procreate;
to
propagate;
to
produce
(a being
similar
to the
parent);
to
engender;
as, every
animal
generates
its own
species..
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Autogenous
::
Autogenous
(a.)
Self-generated;
produced
independently.
Generate
::
Generate
(v. t.) To trace out, as a line,
figure,
or
solid,
by the
motion
of a point or a
magnitude
of
inferior
order..
Chess
::
Chess (n.) A
species
of brome grass
(Bromus
secalinus)
which is a
troublesome
weed in wheat
fields,
and is often
erroneously
regarded
as
degenerate
or
changed
wheat;
it bears a very
slight
resemblance
to oats, and if
reaped
and
ground
up with
wheat,
so as to be used for food, is said to
produce
narcotic
effects;
--
called
also cheat and
Willard's
bromus..
Procreate
::
Procreate
(v. t.) To
generate
and
produce;
to
beget;
to
engender.
Suppurate
::
Suppurate
(v. i.) To
generate
pus; as, a boil or
abscess
suppurates..
Generate
::
Generate
(v. t.) To
originate,
especially
by a vital or
chemical
process;
to
produce;
to
cause..
Dwindle
::
Dwindle
(v. i.) To
diminish;
to
become
less; to
shrink;
to waste or
consume
away; to
become
degenerate;
to fall away.
Spired
::
Spire (n.) The part of a
spiral
generated
in one
revolution
of the
straight
line about the pole. See
Spiral,
n..
Helicoid
::
Helicoid
(n.) A
warped
surface
which may be
generated
by a
straight
line
moving
in such a
manner
that every point of the line shall have a
uniform
motion
in the
direction
of
another
fixed
straight
line, and at the same time a
uniform
angular
motion
about it..
Generate
::
Generate
(v. t.) To cause to be; to bring into life.
Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(v. i.) To be or grow worse than one's kind, or than one was
originally;
hence,
to be
inferior;
to grow
poorer,
meaner,
or more
vicious;
to
decline
in good
qualities;
to
deteriorate..
Plant
::
Plant (n.) To
engender;
to
generate;
to set the germ of.
Deteriorate
::
Deteriorate
(v. i.) To grow
worse;
to be
impaired
in
quality;
to
degenerate.
Biforine
::
Biforine
(n.) An oval sac or cell, found in the
leaves
of
certain
plants
of the order
Araceae.
It has an
opening
at each end
through
which
raphides,
generated
inside,
are
discharged..
Accordion
::
Accordion
(n.) A
small,
portable,
keyed wind
instrument,
whose tones are
generated
by play of the wind upon free
metallic
reeds..
Breed
::
Breed (v. t.) To
produce
as
offspring;
to bring
forth;
to bear; to
procreate;
to
generate;
to
beget;
to
hatch.
Breed
::
Breed (v. i.) To be
formed
in the
parent
or dam; to be
generated,
or to grow, as young
before
birth..
Inbreed
::
Inbreed
(v. t.) To
produce
or
generate
within.
Break
::
Break (v. i.) To fail in
musical
quality;
as, a
singer's
voice
breaks
when it is
strained
beyond
its
compass
and a tone or note is not
completed,
but
degenerates
into an
unmusical
sound
instead.
Also, to
change
in tone, as a boy's voice at
puberty..
Directrix
::
Directrix
(n.) A line along which a point in
another
line
moves,
or which in any way
governs
the
motion
of the point and
determines
the
position
of the curve
generated
by it; the line along which the
generatrix
moves in
generating
a
surface..
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