innovation
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3.9
- noun
- /ˌɪnəˈveɪʃən/
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innovación
- The company is known for its groundbreaking innovation in renewable energy technology.
- creativity and innovation
- technological innovation
- disruptive innovation
We're about how to advance innovations to solve that problem.
- We're about how to advance innovations to solve that problem.
- If we invest more in innovation in R&D;.
- That was a very strong innovation, a good idea.
- But when Steve Jobs died, I'm like, the innovation just died.
- So we're in a place of fantastic innovation.
- And we pushed an agenda of change and innovation.
- Growth mindset, write this down ready, Lean into innovation.
- But here's, here's how this the system prevents innovation.
- I'd love for you to think about that innovation, adapting.
- OK, use their innovations, just don't marry them.
- Maybe they're not having enough innovation, who knows?
Examples
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Investment in R&D and innovation will bring high skilled, well paid jobs.
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It is a way to create jobs and fund innovation and investment.
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Creating a city of ideas, of innovation, will bring peace.
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What was once a unique innovation became the way for all.
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Program development and testing, however, is only the first step in the innovation process of public education.
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I think it's time for dramatic innovation in Africa.
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Not having a fan in there is a great innovation for laptops.
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We just witnessed the biggest innovation in burgers.
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Innovation is what made the detective story and Charlie Chan entertaining.
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Such connections drive business and innovation and pull us from the sidelines to the mainstream.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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1.8
The act of making something new
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3.2
An act of creating something new with imagination
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1.6
The start of using something new
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4.7
Something new or different that seems interesting
Antonyms
Compounds
How Innovative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Innovation comes from the Latin verb innovare, built from in- 'into' and novus 'new', and it shares the same root as novel. So, an innovation is something 'made new', like a new idea, method, or thing.