Origination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ORIGINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of originating
• the beginning or creation of something
• The act or process of bringing or coming into existence; first production.
• Mode of production, or bringing into being.
• an event that is a beginning; a first part or stage of subsequent events
• the act of starting something for the first time; introducing something new
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give rise to; initiate

Words related to ORIGINATION

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Words that contain ORIGINATION

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How to use ORIGINATION in a sentence

• In a word, we can have good evidence for the extinction of species, but scarcely any for their origination.
• The Duchess Giovanna has, by some, been credited with the origination of the tactful expedient, but some say Bianca Buonaventuri was its inspiratrix.
• In our mental constitution the intuition is the point of origination and, therefore, for it to cease to act spontaneously would be for it to cease to act at all.
• Hardly any kind of false reasoning is more ludicrous than this on the probabilities of origination.
• I have claimed for America the origination of the modern Telegraph System of the world.
• It was natural enough that they should claim for the Crown the origination of ecclesiastical jurisdiction, considering what else they claimed for it.
• The point chosen on the curve for the origination of a derived unit is only applicable to certain organisms, many reproducing at the very close of life.
• Moreover you assume that previously to the origination of the world Brahman is without any instruments of action.
• That in the sleeping and the waking states dissolution and origination take place is stated Kaush.
• If you negative the existence of the effect previous to its actual origination, your negation is a mere negation without an object to be negatived.
• That the effect exists before its origination and is non-different from the cause, follows from reasoning as well as from a further scriptural passage.
• Substance can only be produced from substance and properly speaking there is no such thing as origination but only manifestation.
• It is likewise remarkable that the British have almost dropped out of the running in recent times, as far as origination is concerned.
• It is evident that this idea does not propose any solution of the absolute origination of the soul, but only offers to account for its appearance on earth.
• This question of the origination, the first causes and purposes, of the Mysteries is now sunk in hopeless obscurity, even were it of any importance to be known.
• Most of the known instances of the origination of permanent varieties were not the result of infinitesimal improvements, but were sudden and complete at once.
• It is uncertain whether the credit for the origination of this favourite form of decorative motive is to be attributed to Egypt or to Crete.
• Language inadequate to express the origination of matter from spirit, 673-m.
• Origination of matter from spirit incapable of expression, 673-m.
• All origination is false, for a thing can neither originate by itself nor by others, nor by a co-operation of both nor without any reason.
• To suppose that it is originated by others would also mean that the origination was of a thing already existing.
• The second means that as things have no essence there is no origination, existence or destruction.
• If we interpret the maxim of pratityasamutpada as this happening that happens, that would not explain any specific origination.
• As against the Buddhist view that a thing could be produced by destruction, it is said that destruction is only a stage in the process of origination.
• It has always been a source of grateful pride that it should have furnished any aid to the origination of one of the foremost spiritual instrumentalities of the century.
• The simple unaided operation of natural selection could never have resulted in the origination of the human race.
• In the universe as a whole Will does certainly originate, since there is, undoubtedly, origination somewhere.
• But our philosopher tells us that wherever there is a pure and free origination of will, there is lawlessness, caprice, chance.
• But we must not expect to find the traces of Mohammedan influence in the development, so much as in the origination, of the theory.
• Article II was wholly of Chinese origination, and to that alone owes its presence in the treaty.

Similar words containing ORIGINA without suffix tion

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