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originary

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O`rig´i`na`ry
a.1.Causing existence; productive.
The production of animals, in the originary way, requires a certain degree of warmth.
- Cheyne.
2.Primitive; primary; original.
The grand originary right of all rights.
- Hickok.
originary - An adjective meaning "causing existence; productive," or "primitive; primary; original."
See also related terms for productive.
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Spatial relations must be understood as undergirded by the originary relation described in the hadith.
This earth a masjid? by Iqbal, Basit Kareem / Islam & Science
57) Racist resonances later scholarship attaches to the color "black," not only do not appear here, but appear almost nowhere in the originary text.
Speaking process by Orkin, Martin / Shakespeare Studies
In this largely modern paradigm, recordings and performance styles are structured so as to be interpreted as originary or self-producing sound events, thus purposely minimizing the qualities that reveal them as reproductions.
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