imaginative
imaginatif
definition
adjective
making imaginative use of computer software
having or showing creativity or inventiveness.
translation of 'imaginative'
adjective
imaginatif
example
The choreography is stilted and clumsy and could have been a great deal more 'imaginative' .
The proposal to create a new university is a bold and 'imaginative' step.
When it comes to getting 'imaginative' in the kitchen, sushi is about as creative as they come.
It doesn't look likely, and it doesn't take a great 'imaginative' effort to see a double game being played.
Families can pencil in their vision of the future of York in an 'imaginative' event at York Art Gallery this week.
For this shaping one must draw on 'imaginative' insight into the motivation of the dramatis personae.
It was a glimpse into his 'imaginative' world and some of the sources of his creativity.
Often his escape is 'imaginative' , inspired by the music he hears on the radio.
Her vision and her 'imaginative' designs had created its appeal and there was no obvious successor.
Dry statistics are seen as destroying both the 'imaginative' faculty and the human delight in invention.
This major celebration of cinematic creativity old and new has a host of 'imaginative' programmes.
One county councillor believes a more 'imaginative' approach could be used.
Can we have more 'imaginative' and creative solutions to this problem rather than moans and groans?
Scott's really 'imaginative' and creative and has a definite vision of what he wants his business to be.
Has Oxford provoked one of the most 'imaginative' outbursts in music today?
In too few places are the arts being integrated in 'imaginative' and inventive ways.
That creative streak shows itself in some 'imaginative' use of fashion and colour mixes.
He likes to take risks simply to make the business of 'imaginative' invention more interesting.
Sadly, rising water levels now threaten this 'imaginative' form of transport.
It did not work for a variety of reasons, but the appointment was 'imaginative' and innovative.
But, whatever one may think of the arguments of the earlier chapters, few readers will fail to be struck by the verve, 'imaginativeness' and subtlety of the later ones.
Coinciding with the celebrations, an 'imaginatively' done brochure is brought out listing the do's and don'ts.
He wasn't playing 'imaginatively' like his friends.
On a more basic level, we have introduced schemes to help young people stay off the streets, by looking more 'imaginatively' at our existing leisure facilities.
It is the art of an 'imaginatively' passive culture.
That is, the norms are not invented, but inventiveness and 'imaginativeness' in their use is essential and to be encouraged.
The bantering continues, gathering enthusiasm and 'imaginativeness' with every new narrative until one of the raconteurs starts gesticulating frantically towards the road ahead.
I do think that I learned a degree of humility, flexibility, and 'imaginativeness' from getting to know people from very different backgrounds.
I long to see this wonderful collection of dancers dancing, really dancing, using their astonishing gifts to the full, on a big stage, with music or sound that matches in 'imaginativeness' and richness what they have to offer.
Exactly caught, 'imaginatively' resonant details such as these embellish what is otherwise a dismayingly lacklustre exercise in retrospect.
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