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inventive in Irish

inventive in Irish is airgtheach — inventive means good at coming up with new ideas or solutions; creative.

inventive in Irish

airgtheach
adj
Possessed of a particular capacity for the design of new mechanisms or processes, creative or skilful at inventing.

What does "inventive" mean?

  1. adj Good at coming up with new ideas or solutions; creative.
    "The chef is known for his inventive use of local ingredients."
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inventive in a sentence

  • The chef is known for his inventive use of local ingredients.
  • She found an inventive way to fix the broken zip.

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What is "inventive" in Irish?
"inventive" in Irish is airgtheach. inventive means: Good at coming up with new ideas or solutions; creative.
How do you use "inventive" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef is known for his inventive use of local ingredients." In Irish, "inventive" is airgtheach.
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