All these terms, as you correctly state, are
nouns.
They are
produce: As a
noun, a "produce" is a foodstuff gathered from a harvest, crops, or any other form of
food manufacturing. Other synonyms may include "food", or "yield." It is the end result
of a production, a harvest, or a crop.
In a sentence you
can say:
- The supermarket has a
produce section that sells fresh
vegetables. - Look in the
produce section for organic
greens.
production:
A production is a creation, a construction, an invention, or a fabrication. It is
something someone puts together for an end result. It is the end result of a creative
process.
Sentence:
- The
latest science fiction movie is a productionby Steven
Spielgberg. - This production
is sponsored by the American Medical
Association.
Your last noun is
product:
A product is also the end result of a production,
or process, but it is semantically associated with items that are manufactured for
specific purposes. A product can also be the end result of a multiplication equation.
However, in terms of items, similar terms to "product" include: an artifact, an item, an
object, a produce (like from before), or an invention, an outcome, a creation, and an
end result.
In a
sentence:
Cheese and ice cream are products of
milk.
The clothing industry manufactures a myriad of new
and innovative products for fashionistas.
I hope this
helps.
Always remember to use the thesaurus for help with
terms that you cannot connect.
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