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source
noun
    1. The place, thing, person, circumstance, etc that something begins or develops from; the origin.
      Thesaurus: beginning, cause, root, origin, derivation, core, basis, fountainhead, spring.
    2. A spring or place where a river or stream begins.
    3a. A person, a book or other document that can be used to provide information, evidence, etc;
      Thesaurus: informant, expert, specialist, authority, reference.
    3b. Someone or something that acts as an inspiration, model, standard, etc, especially in the realms of creativity.
verb sourced, sourcing
    1. To acknowledge or mention as a source.
    2. To originate in someone or something.
Derivative: sourcing
noun
    Idiom: at source
      At the point of origin.
    Etymology: 14c: from French sors, from Latin surgere to rise.



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