creative in Latin
creative in Latin is ingeniosus — creative means involving original ideas or imagination; inventive.
creative in Latin
ingeniosus
(of a created thing) Original, expressive and imaginative.
What does "creative" mean?
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adj Involving original ideas or imagination; inventive.
"The team came up with a creative solution to the budget problem."
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noun A person who works in a creative or design role, especially in advertising.
"The agency hired three new creatives for the ad campaign."
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noun Advertising or marketing material such as images, video, or copy.
"The marketing team needs new creative for the spring campaign."
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creative in a sentence
- The team came up with a creative solution to the budget problem.
- She has always been a very creative writer.
- The agency hired three new creatives for the ad campaign.
- The marketing team needs new creative for the spring campaign.
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What is "creative" in Latin?
"creative" in Latin is ingeniosus. creative means: Involving original ideas or imagination; inventive.
How do you use "creative" in a sentence?
Example: "The team came up with a creative solution to the budget problem." In Latin, "creative" is ingeniosus.
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