innovational
- adjective
- /ˌɪnəˈveɪʃənl/
- The company developed an innovational approach to renewable energy that changed the industry.
Examples
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The innovational design of the smartphone has changed the industry.
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She presented an innovational approach to solving the problem.
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Her innovational spirit was evident in every project she led.
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The awards recognize innovational achievements in science and technology each year.
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The awards recognize innovational achievements in science and technology each year.
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The company developed an innovational approach to renewable energy that changed the industry.
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Her innovational spirit was evident in every project she led.
Synonyms
Having new ideas or methods to do things better
Causing a big change in how people do things
New ideas or methods that change how something is done
Able to think of new and useful ideas
Introducing new ideas or ways of doing things
Able to create new ideas or things
Showing skill at making new things
Antonyms
How Innovative
Surface Forms
Morphology
innovational = innovation (transparent) = innov + al
This is a regular adjective formed from 'innovation' plus '-al', so the meaning is directly related to the base word.
Etymology
The word innovational comes from Latin parts in- ('into') and novus ('new'), the same root you see in novel. So something innovational brings in 'new' ideas or methods and changes the usual way of doing things.