co-creator
- noun
- /ˌkoʊ.kriˈeɪ.tər/
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co-creador
- As the Co-creator of the documentary series, he played a crucial role in shaping its narrative.
Today's guest is a young man who is a Co creator of the Dave Chappelle show.
- Today's guest is a young man who is a Co creator of the Dave Chappelle show.
- But right now we're in the middle of our conversation with Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt, who are Co creators and writers and actors in that series.
- She's also the Co creator and Co host of Call her Daddy.
- And then another tweet from Dogecoin Co creator Elon Musk is and always will be a self absorbed grifter.
- I'm the Co creator, director, editor, digital marketing person.
- Jonathan is my copilot, my Co creator.
- This is the kind of fascinating moral quandary we should have as we pick up God's tools and become Co creators.
- That's also part of who God is in us as God is the creator and so we are Co creators with God.
Examples
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So in reality, this is Justin Roland, Co creator of Rick and Morty, the smash hit number one number one on Adult Swim with a bullet killing it.
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The answer is game of games and I created it with my Co creator Josh O'Connor.
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That's also part of who God is in us as God is the creator and so we are Co creators with God.
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Today's guest is a young man who is a Co creator of the Dave Chappelle show.
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I'm an accredited financial counselor and the Co creator of two cents with PBS.
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What they realize is that they need to treat them as Co creators, as brand builders and they need to shift from being a destination to being a toolkit.
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But right now we're in the middle of our conversation with Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt, who are Co creators and writers and actors in that series.
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Joshua, the Co-creator of the project, worked alongside his teammate to finalize the design.
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She was proud to be a Co-creator of the innovative app that has helped many users.
Synonyms
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4.8
A person who works with others on a project, especially in art or research
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4.2
A person who writes a book or article together with another person, sharing credit
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3.9
A person or company that helps make films and shares the work and costs
A person who invents something with other people
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Etymology
The word co-creator comes from co- meaning 'together' and create meaning 'to make'. So, a co-creator is someone who 'makes' something 'together' with other people.