to bring about; to create; to cause

to bring into being; to produce or bring about through effort

to modify, renovate, or transform a physical structure, system, or environment

to manufacture; to make

to build, develop, or establish something abstract such as a brand, image, or reputation

the outward appearance, design, or form of an object

to construct; to build

to create or foster a specific atmosphere, environment, or feeling

manufacturing industry

to create or depict a character, image, or persona, especially in literature, film, or art

to create a fraudulent imitation of something such as a document, signature, or currency

the quality of being creative or the ability to produce original and unusual ideas

the way in which parts are arranged or put together; composition

manufacturing company

to contribute to or bring about a particular outcome or character trait

to invent or make up a story, lie, or excuse, often for the purpose of deception

to manufacture or forge fake products or goods

man-made or synthetic; not occurring naturally

the capacity to produce original ideas, invent something new, or use imagination to solve problems

to cast (pour metal into a mold)

to make blood (function of bone marrow)

to benefit (e.g. the people)

to save someone's life or grant a fresh start, often used in fixed expressions

to behave in a rowdy, unruly, or disorderly manner; to create a disturbance

to invent or make up something false, such as a story, excuse, or evidence

to pursue one's studies

to boost public support or create momentum, especially for a political candidate or cause

to create or bring about something monumental such as a legacy, record, or miracle

to start a rumor

level of mastery or proficiency in a skill or area of knowledge

(literary) Nature; the Creator

(formal) to visit; to pay a visit

to make products such as wine, vinegar, or soybean paste through the process of fermentation

the Creator or God as the maker of all things

to shape metal by heating and hammering or pressing; the technical process of forging

A facility or plant where goods are manufactured or assembled.

the supreme being or deity credited with the creation of the universe in religion or mythology

to produce fabric or textiles by interlacing threads, typically in a formal, commercial, or industrial context

to perform evil or sinful deeds that are believed to result in bad karma or divine retribution

to create a fraudulent imitation or forgery

perfectly suited for each other, typically describing a romantic match or partnership