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creatorship

creatorship

8.6
Being the person who made an idea, work, or project
  • noun
  • /kriˈeɪtərˌʃɪp/
translation icon : creación
  • The artist's creatorship allowed her to explore various mediums and express her vision fully.

Examples

  • Her creatorship was evident in the novel she published, showcasing her unique ideas and creativity.

  • Archangel Metatron: The Process of Mastering Creatorship

    Blog text (21)

  • Please, your creatorship... if you would give me just one moment here.

    Theodore Rex (1995)

  • Indeed, 2012 is the quickening of your expansion into creatorship.

    Blog text (21)

  • Another profound message from Archangel Metatron lays out in clear and concise fashion the exact steps that must be taken as a prerequisite for full manifestation and creatorship.

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  • He took pride in his creatorship, having developed a successful startup from just an idea.

Synonyms

authorship
vscreatorship
14 4.9

The fact of being the person who created a book, report or idea

is the broader state of being an originator of an idea or project
inventiveness
vscreatorship
5 4.9

The ability to think of new ideas and ways to do things

is the general status of being an originator, not the inventing skill
creativeness
vscreatorship
1 3.3

Ability to think of new ideas and make new things

is the basic state of being an originator, not the active skill
procreativity
vscreatorship
9.1

Ability to come up with new ideas or works

is the status of being an originator rather than the productive skill
generativity
vscreatorship
8.7

A person's ability to make new ideas or things

is the specific state of being an originator of a work or idea

Antonyms

destruction
849 3.0

Severe damage that makes something no longer exist or cannot be fixed

Surface Forms

creatorship singular
creatorships plural

Morphology

creatorship = creator (transparent) = creator + ship

Regular formation from the noun 'creator' with the productive suffix '-ship' meaning the state or quality of being a creator, which is predictable for learners familiar with the components.

Etymology

Creatorship comes from create, which comes from the Latin creare meaning 'to make', and the ending -ship, like in friendship or leadership, meaning 'the state or position of'. So, creatorship is the 'state of being' the maker or originator of an idea, work, or project.