innovator
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4.3
- noun
- /ˈɪnəˌveɪtər/
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innovador
- She is considered an innovator in sustainable energy solutions, introducing methods that improve efficiency.
- inventors and innovators
- innovators in technology
- early innovators
We're always looking for innovators and innovative new ways.
- We're always looking for innovators and innovative new ways.
- All three of these people are tech and commerce innovators and they are Polymass.
- Whereas I like to say the best innovators focus on pain points, not PowerPoints.
- It's a large number of really self-made innovators.
- But in a way, the successful innovators are portrayed as heroes, and that's risky.
- And in my practice, I take care of innovators and leaders, individuals that change the world.
- The the game is so you're driven and most big innovators are not driven by business plan.
- Walter Isaacson wrote a book about innovators, right?
- The line between innovator and fraudster seems to have become alarmingly thin.
- Chris is a professor of Pediatrics and as you'll see later on, quite an innovator in biomedical revolution.
- You grab a chunk of money, you grab an innovator, you give it to them and say, fix this problem.
- But it is the kind of stuff that keeps Google moving forward, along with healthy competition from other innovators like Apple.
Examples
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And so you have some initial innovators who are willing to try your product.
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To improve the well-being of all, innovators will be required.
Academic text (2012) -
And the guy was a genius and he was an innovator and he created a really special network.
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Our founder is a scientist, an innovator.
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Throughout history, all great innovators were never really appreciated until they were dead.
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Companies giving the most jobs and enjoying the most profits are innovators of long standing.
Academic text (1991) -
O'Keefe was an innovator, a rebel, and an icon.
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The Dean of our School of Education has been named one of the region's foremost innovators for inventing a new degree.
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Steve Jobs was a renowned innovator who changed the technology industry with his ideas and products.
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As an innovator, he constantly seeks new ways to solve problems and create value for his customers.
Synonyms
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4.2
A person among the first to develop new ideas or ways of doing things
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3.0
A person who makes a new thing that was not there before
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4.9
A person who creates a new idea, plan, or process
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6.8
A person who first develops new ideas or methods in a field
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5.9
A person or thing that changes a market by using new ideas
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6.9
A person who introduces new ideas or ways in a field
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6.3
A person or company that causes big change in an industry
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3.6
A person who has new ideas and finds new ways to solve problems
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4.6
A person who brings new ideas or tools to update how a place works
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8.0
A person who creates new ideas or plans
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6.7
A person who does something new that others copy
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6.7
A person who thinks of many new ideas to solve problems
A person who is among the first to begin a new activity or idea
A person who is among the first to try new ideas or methods
A person who is among the first to try new ideas
Antonyms
How Innovative
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6.3
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4.2
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4.3
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3.7
120
4.0
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5.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Innovator comes from Latin parts in- and novare, which mean 'make new' and share the same root as novel, so an innovator is someone who makes or brings in new ideas or things.