Creation

Pronunciation: /kriˈeɪʃən/

Definitions of creation

noun something that has been made or brought into existence

Example Sentences

A1 The child's finger painting was a beautiful creation.

A2 She enjoyed the process of creation when designing her own website.

B1 The artist's latest creation received rave reviews from critics.

B2 The creation of the new software took months of hard work and dedication.

C1 The creation of a new national park requires extensive planning and resources.

C2 The filmmaker's latest creation was hailed as a masterpiece by audiences and critics alike.

Examples of creation in a Sentence

formal The artist's creation was met with critical acclaim at the gallery.

informal I can't wait to show you my latest creation, it turned out so cool!

slang Have you seen the new sneaker creation from that brand? It's fire!

figurative The creation of a new business requires dedication and hard work.

Grammatical Forms of creation

• past tense: created
• plural: creations
• comparative: more creative
• superlative: most creative
• present tense: create
• future tense: will create
• perfect tense: have created
• continuous tense: is creating
• singular: creation
• positive degree: creative
• infinitive: to create
• gerund: creating
• participle: creating

Origin and Evolution of creation

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'creation' originated from the Latin word 'creatio', which is derived from the verb 'creare' meaning 'to bring forth, create'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'creation' has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings beyond just the act of bringing something into existence, including the concept of artistic or literary works, as well as the natural world and the universe as a whole.