Render
Verb
Definition: To cause to be or become; to make.
Definition: To provide or give (a service, help, or support).
Definition: To represent or depict artistically or vividly.
Synonyms: Deliver, Provide, Supply, Provide, Contribute
Antonyms: Withdraw, Withhold, Take, Deprive
- The chef rendered the sauce perfectly.
- He rendered assistance to those in need.
- The painting beautifully rendered the landscape.
- 'Render' as in 'delivering a service'.
- 'Render' as in 'artistic representation'.
Etymology:
Middle English, from Old French rendre, from Latin reddere, combined form of re- 'back' + dare 'to give'.
Historical Usage:The word has been in English usage since the 13th century and has retained its core meanings throughout history.
Related Idioms:
"Render someone speechless"
Explanation:To cause someone to be unable to speak or respond due to shock, surprise, or awe.
Misconceptions:
Confusing 'render' (verb) with 'render' (noun).
Explanation:'Render' primarily functions as a verb, but it can also be used as a noun in certain contexts (e.g., computer graphics).