Similar words: produce, producer, reproduce, introduce, reintroduce, product, producing, productive. Meaning: [prɑ'duːs ,prəʊ /prɒ'djuːs] 
adj. that is caused by.
adj. that is caused by. 
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(61) She produced a camera and pointed it at me.
(62) He produced a stout defence of the car business.
(63) It was a collaboration that produced extremely useful results.
(64) The record was produced under the Virgin label.
(65) This accident could have produced a real tragedy.
(66) The two experiments produced strikingly different results.
(67) Quality improvements produced increased demand for our goods.
(68) When challenged(http://sentencedict.com/produced.html), he produced a gun.
(69) These stories have produced progeny of their own.
(70) The magnetism produced by the battery attracts the metal.
(71) George's jokes produced a great deal of laughter.
(72) Rain produced a black gloss on the asphalt.
(73) The book was produced on a very small budget.
(74) Penicillin produced a revolution in medicine.
(75) He produced a letter from his pocket.
(76) The two polls produced strikingly different results.
(77) The vaccine had been produced by an unconventional technique.
(78) Newspapers are produced in vast numbers.
(79) The studio produced a steady supply of good films.
(80) Jimmy's jokes produced a great deal of laughter.
(81) They produced ethylchloride by reacting chloride with waste.
(82) These tickets have been produced very professionally.
(83) She produced some bogus documents to support her application.
(84) The college has produced several architects of note.
(85) The scheme has produced results way beyond expectation.
(86) The medicine produced a violent reaction.
(87) She produced twee little flower paintings.
(88) The performance produced much mirth among the audience.
(89) He produced three short plays between May and July.
(90) She produced a rich[sentencedict.com], deep tone from her clarinet.
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