originate
/əˈɹɪdʒɪneɪt/verb
To create something or cause it to begin; to start something new.
Example sentence
- “The tradition of the marathon originated in ancient Greece.”
Usually paired with 'in' or 'from': the custom originated in France.
Related words
ornateDecorated with a lot of complicated detail.organicDescribing food that is grown without artificial chemicals such as synthetic pesticides or fertilisers, often with official certification.orphanA child whose parents have died, or (less commonly) who has lost one parent.ordealA very difficult or unpleasant experience that tests your strength or patience.oscillateTo move repeatedly from side to side or back and forth, often in a steady rhythm.orchestrateTo organise and coordinate many different parts so they work together for a planned result.