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Meanings of innovator in English
Someone who helps to open up a new line of research or technology or art.
Synonyms
Examples for "pioneer"
Examples for "pioneer"
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The UK is a pioneer in developing offshore yuan business in Europe.
2
A pioneer who won everything, simply a great player, a great person.
3
As a fomenter of violence for political gain, Thackeray was a pioneer.
4
If yes, then I certainly agree that Madonna is a feminist pioneer.
5
Arose to pioneer shortly after accepting the Faith in Manchester in 1947.
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In recent years, Scotland has become a trailblazer for public health regulations.
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Career Goals: I hope to be a trailblazer in the media industry!
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Isiah Whitlock, Jr. is joining the cast as the trailblazer, River Scott.
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As a player as well as a coach he was a trailblazer.
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The punk trailblazer has died aged 48 following a serious illness.
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She had been a female groundbreaker at a time when women's roles were limited.
2
And for all its buttons and screens, it is not the groundbreaker the 300SL was.
3
No choice but to be a groundbreaker.
4
My mother was an amazing woman: She was both a terrific mom and a groundbreaker in her field.
5
For many, however, the year largely belonged to those groundbreakers who opened new fronts for Irish sport.
Usage of innovator in English
1
The company is often seen as an innovator for new mutual funds.
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However WOMAD founder and world music innovator Peter Gabriel won't be attending.
3
He'll also introduce our innovator of the week, Bryce Moller from Shunt.
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Above all it was clear he was a risk-taker and an innovator.
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The Great Inventor meditates at length on his craft, always the innovator.
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And he'll introduce our innovator of the week, Bryce Moller from Shunt.
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A guitar innovator with a fierce spirit of musical and technical exploration.
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Our innovator of the week is Shawn O'Keefe from Lightning Lab Manufacturing.
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When successful, the rewards to the innovator and partners can be immense.
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Vargas is an innovator who listens to her customers and delivers results.
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Kristian was an innovator who challenged him, questioned things, jeopardized his authority.
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But it's something of an innovator in the world of patent trolls.
13
Like HP and Dell and Oracle, Microsoft suffers from the innovator's dilemma.
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He was regarded as a disorganizer, an innovator, a most dangerous man.
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Sikka, 47, is considered to be an innovator in the global software industry.
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He was an innovator and good at thinking on his feet.
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Innovator through the time
Innovator across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common