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Reproduced
Having been done (over) again
Being a fake or artificial copy of something else
Written or published
Manifolded
Relating to visual art, especially involving imagery or pictures
Recorded or prepared in advance
Being an imitation, not authentic or real
To have cited or referenced
To be given birth to
Past tense for to produce an exact or duplicate copy of
“May we have permission to reproduce this article as an example of good writing?”
Past tense for to simulate, imitate, or make a replica of
“Hale's translation seems to focus on literal representation of content, though he does attempt to reproduce the artistry of some of the metrical sections of the manuscripts.”
Past tense for to beget or conceive (offspring)
“The concept of survival of the fittest refers to the ability of a species to reproduce offspring that stay alive.”
Past tense for to remember or bring back to mind
“In the hypnotic state, patients were able to reproduce memories of past experiences.”
Past tense for to make a false show or pretense of
Past tense for to reproduce something for one's own benefit, typically without the owner's consent
Past tense for to restore or build up something again, especially after damage or destruction
Past tense for to create or draw a visual representation of something
Past tense for transfer to another medium
Past tense for to repeat what was previously said or expressed
Past tense for to produce literature, typically in large quantities
Past tense for to repeat something that has already been said
Past tense for to write (a document) in large, aesthetic, and legible lettering
Past tense for to mention as an example or reference
Published again
Past tense for to provoke or bring about
(of light or an image) Past tense for to bend back or mirror
Past tense for to create a new, and altered, version of something, typically a recording
Past tense for to be a symbol or embodiment of
Past tense for to vibrate or sound, especially in response to another vibration
Past tense for to engage in amorous relations, especially for purposes of procreating
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