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Meanings of inventiveness in English

Portuguese
talento
Catalan
enginy
Spanish
idea

The power of creative imagination.

talento

The ability of a person to create or invent something.

Usage of inventiveness in English
1
A natural sense of inventiveness drives Letoa's mission to create new flavours.
Radio NZ
2
It required a deal of philosophical inventiveness to render this situation benign.
The Guardian
3
How much inventiveness she owned in this aspect she wasn't sure of.
The Neutronium Alchemist
4
Want to know about the sheer breadth of human inventiveness and ingenuity?
The Irish Times
5
A minority of critics have praised it for its courage and inventiveness.
Reuters
6
It's a feast of visual inventiveness of clever angles and bold editing.
The new yorker
7
Noord Street entrepreneurs praised for inventiveness But then, some heroes came along.
The South African
8
What holds the eye to the page is Dix's astonishingly urgent inventiveness.
The Guardian
9
The giant panda's extra thumb is a famous example of evolution's inventiveness.
Wired
10
Stubbs's goal was the result of hard work rather than inventiveness.
The Irish Times
11
That's where the inventiveness of the community is really on display, says Rogers.
Wired
12
Prudence, inventiveness were no longer in question; only some desperate course of violence.
Huntingtower
13
Your desire for originality and inventiveness needn't come at a price.
The South African
14
Irish conservatism and discipline trying to combat the inventiveness of technically superior opponents.
The Irish Times
15
Sir, - The long arm of coincidence has an inventiveness all its own.
The Irish Times
16
Human inventiveness remains undiminished in the face of new global challenges.
The Guardian
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