origination
nounEtymology Borrowed from Latin orīginātiō, from orīgō (“to act, to commence”, stem as origin-) + -tiō.
1
The process of bringing something into existence.
2
The act of bringing something into existence.
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- unorigination
noun — 2 senses
Etymology Borrowed from Latin orīginātiō, from orīgō (“to act, to commence”, stem as origin-) + -tiō.
The process of bringing something into existence.
The act of bringing something into existence.
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