creativeness
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- noun
- /kriˈeɪtɪvnəs/
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creatividad
- It is this attentiveness that opens one to the creativeness of word, ritual, artistic forms, and to revelation, expressions that go beyond the immediacy of the given.
- primary creativeness
But like, you know, creativeness is good for the soul.
- But like, you know, creativeness is good for the soul.
- And so it's bringing together the immediacy, the naturalness and the creativeness, the reflectiveness of the the second.
Examples
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The workshop encouraged participants to explore their creativeness and think outside the box.
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But like, you know, creativeness is good for the soul.
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Creativeness was something I had always valued almost over everything else.
Blog text (26) -
Self-actualizing creativeness does not emanate solely from a specific talent or area of interest.
Academic text (2002) -
There are boys in College in whom the muscles of creativeness are flexing, the pinions of imagination twitching.
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This approach demystifies creativeness, places it in context with other kinds of abilities and external influences, and perhaps most importantly, makes our job as educators much clearer.
Academic text (1991) -
Her creativeness shines through in the unique artwork she produces.
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I admire his creativeness; he can turn an ordinary idea into something extraordinary.
Synonyms
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2.8
The ability to form new pictures and ideas in your mind that are not real
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3.4
The ability to use imagination to make new ideas or things
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6.1
Clever new thinking that finds solutions to problems and makes useful things
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4.5
A quality of being new and different in ideas and not copied from others
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Quick thinking that finds smart new ideas and solutions
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Thinking in new ways to make things or solve problems
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The ability to think of new ideas and ways to do things
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Thinking of new ideas and using new ways to do things
Ability to think of new and creative ideas
Being very clever at finding new ways to solve problems and make things
Skill in inventing new or clever things
The ability to produce many new ideas
The ability to think of many new ideas
A person's ability to make new ideas or things
Ability to come up with new ideas or works
A single person's own new ideas and ways of making things
A quality of being creative and skilled in making art or design
Antonyms
How Creative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word creativeness comes from the old Latin word creare, which means 'to make', and it shares the same root as create and creation. So, creativeness is the ability to 'make' new ideas or things, which is why it means inventiveness.