produce; create; bring into produce or create generate existence something H formulate a supposition to formulate a supposition to account for facts or account for known facts or observed occurrences; observed occurrences; hypothesise conjecture, theorise, conjecture, theorise, speculate; especially on speculate; especially on uncertain or tentative uncertain or tentative grounds grounds I establish or indicate who distinguish; locate, distinguish, isolate; locate or what someone or recognise and name; and recognise something is establish or indicate who or what someone or identify something is; provide an answer from a number of possibilities; recognise and state a distinguishing factor or feature put something into effect, put a decision, plan, e.g. a plan or proposal agreement or proposal into effect or action; execute; implement apply; put into practice; carry out, perform, enact; to complete, satisfy, or fulfil derive or conclude derive or conclude something from evidence something from evidence and reasoning, rather than and reasoning, rather than infer from explicit statements; from explicit statements; listen or read beyond what listen or read beyond what has been literally has been literally expressed; or hint at expressed; imply or hint at having relevant knowledgeable; learned; knowledgeable; learned; knowledge; being having relevant having relevant conversant with the topic knowledge; being knowledge; conversant with the topic; conversant with the topic informed based on an understanding of the facts of the situation (of a decision or judgment) something new or new and original; new and original; novel, different introduced; a introducing new but not necessarily unique; innovative; creation (a new device or original and creative in often involving effective innovation process) resulting from thinking alternatives, modifications study and or changes to given experimentation information or routine tasks
generate produce; create; bring into existence produce or create something H hypothesise formulate a supposition to account for facts or observed occurrences; conjecture, theorise, speculate; especially on uncertain or tentative grounds formulate a supposition to account for known facts or observed occurrences; conjecture, theorise, speculate; especially on uncertain or tentative grounds I identify establish or indicate who or what someone or something is distinguish; locate, recognise and name; establish or indicate who or what someone or something is; provide an answer from a number of possibilities; recognise and state a distinguishing factor or feature distinguish, isolate; locate and recognise implement put something into effect, e.g. a plan or proposal put a decision, plan, agreement or proposal into effect or action; execute; apply; put into practice; carry out, perform, enact; to complete, satisfy, or fulfil infer derive or conclude something from evidence and reasoning, rather than from explicit statements; listen or read beyond what has been literally expressed; or hint at derive or conclude something from evidence and reasoning, rather than from explicit statements; listen or read beyond what has been literally expressed; imply or hint at informed having relevant knowledge; being conversant with the topic knowledgeable; learned; having relevant knowledge; being conversant with the topic; based on an understanding of the facts of the situation (of a decision or judgment) knowledgeable; learned; having relevant knowledge; conversant with the topic innovative; innovation something new or different introduced; a creation (a new device or process) resulting from study and experimentation new and original; introducing new original and creative in thinking new and original; novel, but not necessarily unique; often involving effective alternatives, modifications or changes to given information or routine tasks
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