INNOVATION


Meaning of INNOVATION in English

noun

1 introduction of new ideas

ADJECTIVE

▪ constant , continuous

▪ successful

▪ architectural , artistic , cultural , educational , industrial , musical , organizational , scientific , stylistic , technical , technological

▪ design , policy , product

industries where constant product ~ is a criterion for survival

VERB + INNOVATION

▪ accelerate , encourage , facilitate , foster , promote , spur , stimulate

▪ discourage , stifle

Too strict a regulatory system will stifle ~.

INNOVATION + VERB

▪ happen , occur

Technical ~ may occur directly in the factory.

INNOVATION + NOUN

▪ process

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ in

~ in engineering

2 new idea

ADJECTIVE

▪ great , important , major , significant

▪ breakthrough , radical , revolutionary

▪ successful

▪ welcome

▪ interesting

▪ latest , new

▪ recent

▪ scientific , technical , technological , etc.

▪ methodological , stylistic

His last novel pays tribute to Joyce's stylistic ~s.

VERB + INNOVATION

▪ come up with

She believed she had come up with one of the greatest ~s of modern times.

▪ introduce

Many ~s were introduced by the 1919 Act.

▪ design , develop

technological ~s designed to save energy

INNOVATION + VERB

▪ occur

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ in

~s in machinery and instruments

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