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Meanings of innovative in English

Ahead of the times.

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Being or producing something like nothing done or experienced or created before.

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Usage of innovative in English
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However, challenges remain and innovative control strategies are needed to overcome these.
Pubmed
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Coming up with an innovative product, however, is often the easy part.
The Irish Times
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Rene Sanchez reports on the Californian city's innovative answer to the problem.
The Irish Times
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Mrs Kouvelis said businesses were looking at innovative ways to stay open.
Radio NZ
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This, the Minister said, requires urgent attention and innovative stock surveillance solutions.
The South African
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Propylon Creating innovative software solutions to draft, manage, and understand legal content.
The Irish Times
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There are encouraging signs, however, of some innovative thinking on the issue.
The Irish Times
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Question 5, on alternative design, led students to be a bit innovative.
The Irish Times
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Therefore, there is a need for innovative programs to support student veterans.
Pubmed
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It said the schools' governance, management and use of funding was innovative.
Radio NZ
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This approach could lead to an innovative and effective treatment for SCD.
Pubmed
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It's an innovative financial tool that has great promise and great peril.
Wired
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WHATIFTHEWORLD This gallery showcases innovative contemporary work by emerging South African artists.
The South African
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This week, two successful, innovative producers making attractive wines for every budget.
The Irish Times
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I believe Apple's brightest and most innovative days are ahead of it.
Reuters
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What he did say was that innovative young minds are what's needed.
The South African
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