render
In most contexts, "render" is a formal word. You will see it more often in writing, legal documents, or professional reports than in casual conversation. When using it to mean "cause someone to be in a state," it is almost always followed by an adjective (e.g., "rendered speechless" or "rendered useless"). In the world of technology and art, "render" specifically refers to the process of a computer creating a final image from a mathematical model.
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KAREN THE COMPUTER IS FROZEN IT WONT RENDER THE PHOTO OF LEO
Just leave it alone before you totally brick the thing.
Meanings
To cause someone or something to be in a particular state.
"The sudden blow rendered him unconscious."
To provide or give a service, help, or payment.
"The organization renders assistance to refugees in the region."
To represent or depict something artistically; to generate an image from a 3D model.
"The architect used software to render the building's final appearance."
To melt down fat for purification or processing.
"The cook began to render the fat from the duck breast."
To translate text from one language into another.
"The poem was beautifully rendered into English."