Invent and Launch

Invent

Invent verb - To create or think of by clever use of the imagination.

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Launch and invent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Launch" instead a verb "Invent".

Launch verb - To be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of.

Usage example: after retiring, he launched a small company devoted to making medical devices

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Invent and launch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Invent" instead a verb "Launch".

Nearby Words: launched, launching, launcher, launchable

Halloween (1978) didn't invent the modern slasher film, but it did codify most of the tropes of the genre, launch the careers of John Carpenter and Jamie Lee Curtis, and spawn a wave of imitators.

Source: Genre Turning Point
And go on to invent plastics and launch a rocket into space.

Source: Mayincatec
He's the bad guy because he 'stole' the idea for Dorothy (even though it obviously wasn't patented and he helped invent it in the first place), got funding for his research, and was 'competing' with the heroes to launch his invention first.

Source: Protagonist-Centered Morality

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