reproduced
Created a duplicate
Reproduced is the past tense of reproduce.
To reproduce is to make a copy or duplicate: The textbook reproduced several of Picasso's sketches.
It also means to produce offspring or generate new individuals: Bacteria reproduce by dividing.
Something reproduced has been copied, replicated, or brought into existence again: The results couldn't be reproduced in later experiments.
One who copies others
- emulateCopy with aspiration
- simulateImitate through modeling
- echoReflected sound wave
- reenactPerform a past event
replicate · rendition · impersonate · parrot · ape · mirror · copycat · counterfeit
Identical reproduction made
- duplicateExact replica of original
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
- photocopyMachine-made paper duplicate
reprint · transcript · xerox · scan · carbon-copy · replication · counterpart · recreate
Genetically identical organism
- identicalExactly the same
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- duplicateExact replica of original
- DNAHereditary code molecule
genome · biotechnology · somatic · cellular · replicant · twin · doppelganger · regeneration
Biological descendants produced
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
- matingReproductive pairing behavior
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
- spawnAquatic eggs or generate
progeny · lineage · generation · procreation · conception · gestation · birth · pregnancy
mimic
One who copies others
reenact · replicate · rendition · impersonate · parrot · ape · mirror · copycat · counterfeit · forgery
copy
Identical reproduction made
- duplicateExact replica of original
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
photocopy · reprint · transcript · xerox · scan · carbon-copy · replication · counterpart · recreate · reduplicate
clone
Genetically identical organism
DNA · genome · biotechnology · somatic · cellular · replicant · twin · doppelganger · regeneration · bioengineering
offspring
Biological descendants produced
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
- matingReproductive pairing behavior
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
spawn · progeny · lineage · generation · procreation · conception · gestation · birth · pregnancy · heredity
proliferate
Reproduce or spread swiftly
propagate · multiply · amplify · escalate · snowball · mushroom · burgeon · disseminate · replicate · double
- copiedcopied, duplicated, replicated, cloned, photocopied
reproducedoriginal
First or inventive
unique · authentic · one-of-a-kind · singular · irreproducible
reproduceddied out
Ceased to exist entirely
sterile · infertile · aborted · sterilized · barren
reproducedunreplicated
Not copied or repeated
unreproducible · irreproducible · unverified · unconfirmed · disproven
- sexual reproductionTwo-parent genetic combination
- animal reproductionHow fauna perpetuate themselves
- asexual reproductionSingle-parent cloning process
- assisted reproductionMedical conception methods
- human reproductionSexual creation of offspring
- art reproductionCopy of original artwork
reproduce, reproduction, reproducing, reproduces, reproducible, reproducibility, reproducer, reproducers