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innovative

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Word definitions for innovative in dictionaries

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES an innovative scheme (= using new ideas ) ▪ an innovative scheme to help the unemployed get back to work original/innovative (= no one has thought of it before ) ▪ The company is looking for people who can come ...

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1806 (with an isolated use from c.1600), from innovate + -ive . Related: Innovatively ; innovativeness .

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
a. 1 Characterized by the creation of new ideas or things 2 Forward looking; ahead of current thinking

The Collaborative International Dictionary Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Innovative \In"no*va*tive\, a. Characterized by, or introducing, innovations. --Fitzed. Hall.

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
adj. ahead of the times; "the advanced teaching methods"; "had advanced views on the subject"; "a forward-looking corporation"; "is British industry innovative enough?" [syn: advanced , forward-looking , modern ] being or producing something like nothing ...

Usage examples of innovative.

If the skein of historical causality had been different - if the brilliant guesses of the atomists on the nature of matter, the plurality of worlds, the vastness of space and time had been treasured and built upon, if the innovative technology of Archimedes had been taught and emulated, if the notion of invariable laws of Nature that humans must seek out and understand had been widely propagated - I wonder what kind of world we would live in now.

The very innovative Sir Pete was now working to formulate a decent shampoo, but had not yet gotten it to the production stage, he had averred when last he and Bass had talked.

There was nothing innovative, not mechanically, about Equinox or her crew.

The innovator has to run even harder now that he has leadership than he ran before and to continue his innovative efforts on a very large scale.

I am no stranger to innovative approaches to advertising, having pioneered the use of towable signboards in Oneonta back in the Nixon years, when I moved a fleet of thirty around town with a Dodge Dart, wearing a suit that today would be found comic.

Why celebrate the artistic perfection of the monophonic novel when Dostoyevsky, an innovative and original genius, was constructing the polyphonic novel with its infinite possibilities?

It is cosmopolitan, corrupt, mannerly, creative, historic, innovative, multivalent, gentle, bold, concerned, and exciting.

He was ironic and complex, and egalitarian in manner, and she admired his innovative if grandiose structuralist theories.

Moff Tarkin, who journeyed to Carida so that he could meet the mysterious individual who had developed such innovative tactics.

He had hoped to use the new fleshlike flowmetal of the face-altering machines to fool the Army of Humanity, but the innovative biometals suffered frequent failures, and the test robots often displayed unsettling facial meltdowns.

Marine Corps forces was innovative insofar as it required tight interservice cooperation and a streamlined command structure.

His more invisible helper, Gaius Maecenas, remained in Rome on less obvious business, chiefly concerned with recruiting innovative men of the lower classes.

Royal Manufactory at York, which turned out new and innovative firearms and stronger blends of gunpowder for the Royal Army, delighting King Arthur and utterly confounding the machinations of his enemies.

North Countryman who was previously a schoolteacher in Essex and an English lecturer in Yorkshire before making his mark as an innovative voice in crime fiction, where his success enabled him to devote himself fulltime to writing.

William Collier was, before he lost his reason, a multitalented and highly intelligent man, innovative, well read in many fields, and holding university degrees which included a doctorate or two in chemistry, in which field he also had done certain amounts of research for his government, involving propellants.