What is another word for re creations?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˌiː kɹiːˈe͡ɪʃənz], [ ɹˌiː kɹiːˈeɪʃənz], [ ɹ_ˌiː k_ɹ_iː__ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n_z]
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Similar words for re creations:
- amusement (noun)
- athletics (noun)
- avocation (noun)
- disport (noun)
- dissipation (noun)
- distraction (noun)
- enjoyment (noun)
- entertainment (noun)
- fun (noun)
- game (noun)
- interest (noun)
- leisure (noun)
- merriment/merrymaking (noun)
- picture (noun)
- play (noun)
- pleasure (noun)
- recovery (noun)
- recreation (noun)
- relaxation (noun)
- reproduction (noun)
- rest (noun)
- rest and recreation (noun)
- sideline (noun)
- sport (noun)
- vacation (noun)
Synonyms for Re creations:
n.
• amusement (noun)- lark,
- joke,
- recreation,
- interest,
- prank.
- shot,
- sideline,
- side interest,
- schtick,
- thing,
- kick,
- occupation.
- gratification,
- toot,
- blow-out,
- celebration,
- tear,
- circus,
- wingding,
- party,
- binge,
- bust,
- self-indulgence,
- bender.
- complication,
- agitation,
- commotion,
- disorder,
- engrossment,
- beguilement,
- perplexity,
- aberration,
- confusion,
- interruption,
- bewilderment,
- frenzy,
- abstraction,
- preoccupation,
- disturbance,
- interference.
- joy,
- sensuality,
- fruition,
- gladness,
- rejoicing,
- loving,
- zest,
- thrill,
- gusto,
- indulgence,
- savor,
- relish,
- Enjoying,
- triumph,
- delectation,
- hedonism,
- happiness,
- luxury,
- satisfaction.
- bash,
- revelry,
- clambake,
- feast,
- grins,
- shindig,
- merrymaking,
- blast,
- surprise,
- big time,
- delight,
- gaiety,
- merriment,
- lots of laughs,
- blow out,
- treat,
- spree,
- good time,
- cheer,
- high time,
- Regalement.
- jesting,
- nonsense,
- living it up,
- whoopee,
- Romping,
- joking,
- laughter,
- jocularity,
- junketing,
- gambol,
- buffoonery,
- horseplay,
- tomfoolery,
- riot,
- absurdity,
- High Jinks,
- romp,
- playfulness,
- clowning,
- solace,
- escapade,
- foolery.
- line,
- scheme,
- Sports,
- enterprise,
- pursuit,
- jest,
- undertaking,
- plan,
- athletics,
- business,
- proceeding,
- adventure.
- Into,
- note,
- suspicion,
- racket,
- care,
- passion,
- interestedness,
- attentiveness,
- importance,
- excitement,
- affection,
- consequence,
- case,
- concernment,
- significance,
- activity,
- absorption,
- matter,
- notice,
- sympathy,
- regard,
- relevance,
- moment,
- enthusiasm,
- concern.
- requiescence,
- sabbatical,
- vacant hour,
- time,
- leave of absence,
- spare time,
- respite,
- intermission,
- recess,
- range,
- freedom,
- pause,
- liberty,
- spare moments,
- idle hours,
- convenience,
- chance,
- rest,
- scope,
- one's own sweet time,
- time off,
- unemployment,
- retirement,
- quiet,
- opportunity.
- icon,
- duplicate,
- copy,
- spectacle,
- presentment,
- re-creation,
- panorama,
- doodle,
- representation,
- spitting image,
- sketch,
- impression,
- outline,
- canvas,
- portrayal,
- ringer,
- print,
- account,
- similitude,
- effigy,
- cartoon,
- painting,
- depiction,
- piece,
- double,
- replica,
- portrait,
- delineation,
- draft,
- photo,
- report,
- blueprint,
- lookalike,
- engraving,
- statue,
- simulacrum,
- tableau,
- art,
- photograph,
- twin,
- image,
- figure,
- description,
- drawing.
- joie de vivre,
- comfort,
- gluttony,
- primrose path,
- spice,
- contentment,
- felicity,
- bliss,
- joyride,
- Kicks,
- flash,
- titillation,
- buzz,
- turn-on,
- seasoning,
- velvet.
- rehabilitation,
- resumption,
- Reestablishment,
- reconstruction,
- restoration,
- reformation,
- return,
- reinstatement,
- improving,
- readjustment,
- replacement,
- improvement.
- game,
- festivity,
- enjoyment,
- amusement,
- fun,
- playtime,
- holiday,
- pleasure,
- dissipation,
- hilarity,
- distraction,
- frolic,
- avocation,
- hobby,
- picnic,
- relief,
- Divertissement,
- pastime,
- diversion,
- rollick,
- Leisure Activity,
- REC,
- entertainment,
- vacation,
- exercise,
- ball,
- repose,
- R and R,
- play,
- mirth,
- jollity,
- fun and games,
- disport,
- field day,
- sport,
- refreshment,
- laughs,
- relaxation,
- ease.
- dupe,
- carbon,
- mimeo,
- photostat,
- revival,
- fake,
- breeding,
- generation,
- Reenactment,
- carbon copy,
- increase,
- renewal,
- propagation,
- facsimile,
- flimsy,
- look-alike,
- REPRO,
- picture,
- pic,
- x-ray,
- xerox,
- reduplication,
- transcription,
- chip off old block,
- proliferation,
- reprinting,
- procreation,
- clone,
- replication,
- photocopy,
- imitation,
- multiplication,
- mirror image,
- STAT,
- mimeograph,
- ditto,
- offprint.
- cutoff,
- dreaminess,
- calmness,
- coffee break,
- idleness,
- halt,
- composure,
- downtime,
- interval,
- sleep,
- stay,
- interlude,
- forty winks,
- letup,
- stillness,
- breathing space,
- slumber,
- stop,
- breather,
- silence,
- tranquillity,
- calm,
- lull,
- peace,
- siesta,
- motionlessness,
- cessation,
- standstill,
- quietude,
- doze,
- somnolence,
- break,
- quiescence,
- hush,
- nap.
How to use "Re creations" in context?
Since the dawn of time, humans have been inspired by something that exists outside of themselves. This inspiration has led to some of the most incredible works of art and technology ever created. Even in our current age, we can see this inspiration in the advancements in virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and 3D printing.
Not all of these re-creations are created equal, however. Some reach heights of creativity and skill that leave the original creations in the dust. Here are nine of the most re-creators in the history of art.
1. Michael Jackson
Few musicians have had as profound an impact on popular culture as Michael Jackson.
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