inventive 音标拼音: [ɪnv'ɛntɪv]
a . 善于创造的,发明的
善於创造的,发明的
inventive adj 1 : (
used of persons or artifacts )
marked by independence and creativity in thought or action ; "
an imaginative use of material "; "
the invention of the knitting frame by another ingenious English clergyman "-
Lewis Mumford ; "
an ingenious device "; "
had an inventive turn of mind ";
"
inventive ceramics " [
synonym : {
imaginative }, {
inventive }]
Inventive \
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Able and apt to invent ;
quick at contrivance ;
ready at expedients ;
as ,
an inventive head or genius . --
Dryden . --
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1913 Webster ]
123 Moby Thesaurus words for "
inventive ":
Machiavellian ,
Machiavellic ,
abecedarian ,
aboriginal ,
acute ,
antenatal ,
arch ,
artful ,
astute ,
autochthonous ,
beginning ,
budding ,
cagey ,
canny ,
causative ,
clever ,
conceptive ,
conceptual ,
constructive ,
crafty ,
creative ,
cunning ,
cute ,
deceitful ,
deep ,
deep -
laid ,
demiurgic ,
designing ,
diplomatic ,
elemental ,
elementary ,
embryonic ,
esemplastic ,
fecund ,
feline ,
fertile ,
fetal ,
formative ,
foundational ,
foxy ,
fruitful ,
fundamental ,
generative ,
germinal ,
gestatory ,
guileful ,
ideational ,
ideative ,
imaginative ,
in embryo ,
in its infancy ,
in the bud ,
inaugural ,
inceptive ,
inchoate ,
inchoative ,
incipient ,
incunabular ,
infant ,
infantile ,
ingenious ,
initial ,
initiative ,
initiatory ,
innovational ,
innovative ,
insidious ,
inspired ,
introductory ,
knowing ,
nascent ,
natal ,
notional ,
original ,
originative ,
parturient ,
pawky ,
politic ,
postnatal ,
pregnant ,
prenatal ,
primal ,
primary ,
prime ,
primeval ,
primitive ,
primogenial ,
procreative ,
productive ,
prolific ,
ready ,
resourceful ,
rudimental ,
rudimentary ,
scheming ,
seminal ,
serpentine ,
shaping ,
sharp ,
shifty ,
shrewd ,
slick ,
slippery ,
sly ,
smooth ,
snaky ,
sneaky ,
sophistical ,
stealthy ,
strategic ,
subtile ,
subtle ,
supple ,
tactical ,
teeming ,
trickish ,
tricksy ,
tricky ,
ur ,
visioned ,
vulpine ,
wary ,
wily
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