originate|originated|originates|originating in English

verb

[o·rig·i·nate || ə'rɪdʒəneɪt]

begin; be created; result from; develop; be born; be produced

Use "originate|originated|originates|originating" in a sentence

1. Cumulation is the term used to describe a system that allows originating products of country A to be further processed or added to products originating in country B, just as if they had originated in country B

2. Some Cultivars originate as …

3. Where did he originate?

4. Where did astrology originate?

5. Where do hidden wedges originate?

6. How did the plan originate?

7. Associative evidence originates from contact between

8. The word " euphemism " originates from Greek.

9. These countries'borders originate from Stalin's decrees.

10. Northern English traditional Clog dancing originates from

11. Flagellated epimastigotes seem originate from Aflagellar forms

12. Our Cowslips originate from Europe and Western Asia

13. It originates in the Tywi valley in Wales.

14. Western disturbances originate in the Mediterranean region.

15. How Did the Universe and Life Originate?

16. Free access for originating products

17. Her Maken, Missing Lip, originates from her shoe.

18. Not all religion originates with the true God.

19. Our Cowslips originate from Europe and Western Asia

20. Buzzwords often originate in jargon, acronyms, or neologisms

21. Darwin stated that the species originate by descent.

22. Cockatiels originate from the non-coastal regions of Australia

23. A lot of our medicines originate from tropical plants.

24. The history of Belttle originates from a unknown background

25. The history of Acret originates from a unknown background