Pronunciation

/prəˈdjuːs/

Definitions

Noun

1. The act of bringing something into existence or making it available; production.
   • “The farm produces abundant crops every year.”
2. A result or outcome of an action or process.
   • “Her hard work produced excellent results.”

Verb

1. To cause something to be created or generated, often in a factory or agricultural setting.
   • “The factory produces thousands of cars per month.”
2. To bring forth or generate (an idea, emotion, or effect).
   • “His speech produced a lot of laughter.”

Adjective

1. Resulting from or involving the process of production.
   • “High-quality, environmentally friendly products are in high demand these days.”
2. Causing or capable of producing a particular effect.
   • “A potent chemical that produces hallucinations.”

Adverb

1. In a producing manner or to a significant extent.
   • “The new technology is expected to produce significant energy savings.”

Phrases

• “Produce evidence” means to present proof or supporting material.
• “Produce a show” refers to organizing or staging a performance.
• “Produce results” implies achieving a desired outcome.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The local bakery produces delicious bread daily.”
• Verb: “She produced a comprehensive report on the project.”
• Adjective: “The solar panels are designed to efficiently produce electricity.”
• Adverb: “The experiment consistently produced impressive results.”

Synonyms

• Generate
• Create
• Fabricate
• Yield
• Generate income
• Cultivate
• Bring forth
• Generate output