Invention and Project

Invention

Invention noun - Something (as a device) created for the first time through the use of the imagination.

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Project and invention are semantically related in elaborate plan topic. In some cases you can use "Project" instead a noun "Invention".

Project noun - A method worked out in advance for achieving some objective.

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Invention and project are semantically related in elaborate plan topic. Sometimes you can use "Invention" instead a noun "Project".

old	old invention	old project
special	special invention	special project
finished	finished invention	finished project
future	future invention	future project
Other adjectives: original, fair, actual, real, great, important, famous, personal, new, major, final, military, later, independent, last, latest, failed, newest, top-secret.

Aside for positions of leadership, they also often appear as a group of prospective customers for a Mad Scientist or Corrupt Corporate Executive to sell his newest project/invention/acquisition to.

Source: Cosmopolitan Council
Nowadays, however, the picture has became much more clear, and nowhere in the project the rerouting of the rivers were mentionedit was all the invention of journalists seeking the flashy titles.

Source: Science Marches On
This invention, which resembled the later invention of motion picture projectors, allowed for Reynaud to project longer and more complex cartoons, with 500 or more images on glass plates.

Source: Western Animation / Reynaud Films

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