creation
- 01 B1 Intermediate
the process of making or starting something new.
the act or process of bringing something into existence.
Simple“The creation of the new park took several years of planning.”
In context“The creation of a unified digital strategy required extensive collaboration between the marketing and technical departments.”
UsageOften used with the preposition 'of'.
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
something that has been made, especially something creative like a piece of art or a dress.
an original product of human invention or artistic imagination.
Simple“The chef was very proud of his latest dessert creation.”
In context“The gallery's centerpiece was a stunning glass creation that seemed to change color as the sun moved across the room.”
Synonyms - 03 C1 Advanced
everything that exists in the world and the universe.
the entire universe and everything within it, often viewed as having been brought into being by a divine power.
Simple“He sat on the mountain top and looked out at the beauty of all creation.”
In context“The poet spent his final years writing about the interconnectedness of all creation, from the smallest insect to the furthest star.”
UsageUsually used as an uncountable noun.
Antonyms
Usage creation of the first · creation major · allow creation
“A statement described the group as an AI creation that was “somewhere in between” human and machine.”
“During China’s pandemic lockdown she entered a month-long parasocial romance with a large language model creation named Norman via the Replika app.”