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ELI5: How does Shakespeare "invent" a word and it becomes a part of every day language when we already had a developed English language?

He's credited with inventing words like "elbow" and "tranquil" but I can't understand how he would even begin to craft a new word and have it actually integrate into the common language. What process would he have gone through to form the word? How were the words so easily accepted into society?
gpt
Many of the words weren't necessarily invented by Shakespeare. His works are the earliest surviving example of the word being used, but the word could have been in common use in speech, and have appeared in other written works of which no copies survive.