creativity Definition
crea·tiv·ity (krē′ā tiv′ə tē)
noun
creative ability; artistic or intellectual inventiveness
creativity Usage Examples
Converse of object
- stifle: Don't believe anyone who tells you that theory stifles creativity.
- nurture: Creative Reading - June 2004 Report by Demos for The Reading Agency analyzing the role of libraries in nurturing creativity.
- stimulate: IDEO's methods of working are designed to stimulate creativity.
- unleash: It concluded that more flexible working hours could unleash the creativity of Britain's workers.
- unlock: According to Steve Smith, center manager for e-media activities at the tic, it's all about unlocking creativity.
- foster: Weaving his personal journey with his revelations about Chinese education, Gardner plows new ground for thinking about and fostering creativity.
Adjective modifier
- artistic: Topics include how the myth is linked to many wider themes, including artistic creativity.
- encouraging: Actively encouraging creativity is also an important way of maximizing people's contributions.
- latent: With The Artist's Way you can discover how to unlock your latent creativity and make your dreams a reality.
- musical: Choong Family is a movement that hopes to put the spotlight back on musical creativity.
- foster: The pack aims to enable children to learn how language works to increase their range of writing, make grammar enjoyable and foster creativity.
- genuine: Above all the principles of honesty and integrity when applying the PMS are essential to enable genuine creativity in design and realism in management.
Modifies a noun
- goldenpalacecom: Creativity goldenpalacecom has release was issued game theory years ago harrah's.
- engagement: If you would like to know more about the creativity engagement group please do talk to Jane Blackall or Patricia Walker-Hesson.
- :-: After lengthy discussions we have decided, with incredible creativity:- ), to call these: Nice Web Sites.
Preposition: across
curriculum: Courses For Holistic approaches to creativity across the curriculum.
Preposition: in
- midfield: The defense is Ok but we need creativity in midfield plus a holding player to allow bowyer to get forward more.
- classroom: Can you work out what facilitates creativity in the classroom?
- curriculum: Wednesbury Education Action Zone - £ 30,000 Toward a professional development program on creativity in the curriculum for teachers in the West Midlands.
Noun used with modifier
commentary: Commentary Creativity With tight timescales and limited resources at their disposal, the pupils had to be flexible and think laterally.
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