originative

Adjective

(comparative more originative, superlative most originative)

That originates; creative

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1 The will, therefore, as being more originative, has more to do with true or false judgments than the understanding.
Among the writers before the age of Cicero he alone deserves to be named with Naevius, Plautus Ennius and Cato as a great originative force in literature.
Cope put such a line of argument in the most cogent fashion; the course of evolution, both in the production of variations and their selection, seemed to him to imply the existence of an originative, conscious and directive force, for which he invented the term "bathmism" (Gr.

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