Pronunciation

/prəˈdʌkt/

Definitions

Noun

1. Product: A tangible or intangible item resulting from a manufacturing, creation, or process, often sold for commercial use or consumption. For example: “The company’s latest product is a state-of-the-art smartphone.”
2. Outcome: The result of a process or effort, especially in terms of quality or success. For example: “The project’s success was measured by its end product.”
3. Artifact: An object made or produced by human activity. For example: “Archaeologists study ancient artifacts to learn about past civilizations.”

Verb

1. To create or bring forth a finished item or outcome. For example: “The engineers worked tirelessly to product a new car model.”
2. To generate or contribute to a result or effect. For example: “Her marketing strategy really products sales growth.”

Phrases

• “A product of their environment” refers to something shaped by the conditions in which it was created.
• “High-quality products” are those that meet or exceed expectations in terms of performance or durability.
• “The end product” is the final result or outcome of a process.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The factory produces a wide variety of consumer products.”
• Verb: “The chef’s culinary skills produce amazing dishes every night.”
• Interjection: “Wow, the company’s product line has really taken off!”

Synonyms

• Output
• Result
• Creation
• Artifact
• End result
• Yield
• Outcome
• Production
• Merchandise
• Item