produced Antonyms

Meaning of produced

produced

to give birth or rise to, to give being, form, or shape to, the progeny usually of a female animal, manufacture entry 2 sense 2, manufacture, to cause to have existence or to happen, to offer to view or notice, to extend in length, area, or volume, to bring something out by work, the amount produced, to oversee the making of, fresh fruits and vegetables, to provide funding for, agricultural products and especially fresh fruits and vegetables as distinguished from grain and other staple crops, something produced, to cause to be or happen, to prepare to present to the public, to bring to view, to compose, create, or bring out by intellectual or physical effort, to make available for public exhibition or dissemination, to bear, make, or yield something, to cause to accrue

produced Sentence Examples

  1. The factory had produced an impressive number of widgets for the month.
  2. The artist's latest painting had produced a reaction of awe and admiration.
  3. The experiment produced unexpected and groundbreaking results.
  4. The new technology had produced significant cost savings for the company.
  5. The actress's performance produced a standing ovation from the audience.
  6. The scientist's theory had produced a new understanding of the universe.
  7. The writer's novel had produced a bestseller that captivated readers.
  8. The chef's exquisite dish had produced a culinary masterpiece.
  9. The farmer's crop had produced an abundant harvest that met the community's needs.
  10. The team's hard work had produced a victorious outcome in the competition.

FAQs About the word produced

to give birth or rise to, to give being, form, or shape to, the progeny usually of a female animal, manufacture entry 2 sense 2, manufacture, to cause to have e

wrought, prompted, spawned, generated, brought, caused,created, resulted (in), worked, introduced

controlled, suppressed,limited, crushed, impeded, restricted, restrained, curbed, canned, quashed

The factory had produced an impressive number of widgets for the month.

The artist's latest painting had produced a reaction of awe and admiration.

The experiment produced unexpected and groundbreaking results.

The new technology had produced significant cost savings for the company.