ingeniousness
- noun
- /ɪnˈdʒiːniəsnəs/
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ingenio
- In the world of design, her ingeniousness often led to innovative products that captured the interest of consumers.
So it's just proof that you can take these, these simple foods with some ingeniousness and, and appeal to all Americans.
- So it's just proof that you can take these, these simple foods with some ingeniousness and, and appeal to all Americans.
Examples
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I find his yankee ingeniousness almost frightening.
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So it's just proof that you can take these, these simple foods with some ingeniousness and, and appeal to all Americans.
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While I acknowledge the ingeniousness of Elephant, he picked up right where he left off on that one with Paranoid Park and embellished what was great about not only Elephant but his entire body of work, and strung it all together near-perfectly with Paranoid Park.
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Her ingeniousness allowed her to develop a unique solution to the problem that no one else could figure out.
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The inventor's ingeniousness was evident in the way he created a device that simplified everyday tasks.
Synonyms
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3.4
The ability to use imagination to make new ideas or things
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Clever new thinking that finds solutions to problems and makes useful things
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A quality of being new and different in ideas and not copied from others
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Quick thinking that finds smart new ideas and solutions
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Very great skill in a particular activity, like making games or cooking
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Thinking in new ways to make things or solve problems
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The ability to think of new ideas and ways to do things
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A simple, clever way of solving a problem that works well
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Ability to think of new ideas and make new things
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Thinking of new ideas and using new ways to do things
Skill in inventing new or clever things
Being clever and skillful at making or finding new solutions
A quality of being creative and skilled in making art or design
Antonyms
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Etymology
The word ingeniousness comes from the old Latin word ingenium, which meant 'natural talent' or 'a clever idea', and it is the same root behind ingenuity and the common word engine. So, ingeniousness is the quality of being clever and inventive, the kind of thinking that finds new solutions.