creative
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3.7
- noun
- /kriˈeɪtɪv/
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creativo
- As a successful creative, she transformed her unique vision into a thriving business.
- EJL creatives
It's hard as a creative to drown out the noise.
- It's hard as a creative to drown out the noise.
- For how many creatives love their job?
Examples
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If you need the gig to pay your bills, respect the creatives and do your job.
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The creative developed an innovative marketing campaign that impressed everyone at the meeting.
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It's hard as a creative to drown out the noise.
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So she is the creative genius behind Jones Rd.
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How do you guys personally choose which creative outlet to concentrate on?
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But we appreciate the creative, not just the hype.
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Each issue was a chance to collaborate with the best creatives in the world.
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She's interviewing a new creative.
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I've spent a decade studying how creatives do what they do and it's simple: they work.
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Many creatives find inspiration in nature when designing their artwork.
Synonyms
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3.6
A person who thinks of new ideas and finds new ways to do things
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A person who has new ideas and finds new ways to solve problems
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
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Use of legal methods to make a company's money situation look better than it really is
Turning new and different ideas into products or objects that look good and work well
A way of teaching that uses new ideas and activities to help students learn
How Creative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Creative as a noun comes from the same root creare 'to make'. A helpful way to remember a creative is to think of a person who 'makes' new ideas or designs, so the noun means someone who produces original work.