innovatory
- adjective
- /ˈɪnəˌveɪtəri/
:
innovador
- The school adopted an innovatory curriculum to better engage students.
Examples
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That was an innovatory idea!
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The company is known for its innovatory approach to product design.
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Her innovatory ideas helped transform the way the team worked together.
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The team presented an innovatory approach to solving the problem.
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The innovatory design of the product impressed everyone at the exhibition.
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Her innovatory approach to education has transformed the way students learn.
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The team presented an innovatory method to improve energy efficiency in buildings.
Synonyms
165
5.5
Having new ideas or methods to do things better
103
5.2
Causing a big change in how people do things
75
5.8
Clever and original in solving problems or making useful things
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5.1
New ideas or methods that change how something is done
40
3.8
Able to think of new and useful ideas
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8.2
Being new and unusual in art, fashion, or music
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5.6
Introducing new ideas or methods that change a field
Having new ideas or methods that make things better
Causing big change with new important ideas or methods
Antonyms
How Innovative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Innovatory comes from the Latin root nov- meaning 'new' and is related to the common word innovate, which means 'make new'. So something innovatory introduces new ideas or new ways, which is why it describes things that bring change.