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Meanings of more inventive in English

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Usage of more inventive in English
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Americans are not necessarily more inventive but they certainly are more innovative.
Wired
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But they didn't; they had cornered more inventive prey than this before.
Metro 2034
3
For the rest, we're just going to have to be more inventive.
Cauldron of Ghosts
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Never was a human creature pursued by enemies more inventive or envenomed.
Caleb Williams; Or, Things as They Are
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We all label each other, kids are just more inventive about it.
The Irish Times
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I think that actually made us more inventive in a way, you know?
Radio NZ
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They have become more inventive, laying bush traps for deer and other animals.
Reuters
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I must say, though, that Raffe is even more inventive than my mother.
Angelfall
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He simply tried a more inventive approach the next time.
Do you take this rebel?
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Other authors, meanwhile, are coming up with more inventive ways to drum up interest.
Wired
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Readers of his generation were looking for a more inventive style and grittier storylines.
After the quake: stories
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He soon ceased trying new ideas, already outstripped by others far more inventive than he.
The illustrated longitude: the true story of a lone genius who s...
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If the solipsist polises had begun to look more inventive than the universe itself .
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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The kid's ideas were much more inventive than mine.
Bones Never Lie
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A pity little egrets weren't here in those times to conjure even more inventive folk-names.
The Irish Times
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But that only required them to be more inventive and delegate attacks to suitably distanced henchmen.
War Of Honor
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