Innovation And Creativity Vocabulary

noun the action of working with someone to produce or create something

• The success of the project was largely due to the effective collaboration between the two departments.
• We should work together on this project, our collaboration will make it successful.
• Let's team up and collaborate on this, it'll be awesome!
• Their collaboration was like a well-oiled machine, smoothly working together towards a common goal.

adverb Continually is an adverb that describes an action that is done repeatedly or without stopping.

• The company continually strives to improve its customer service.
• She continually checks her phone for new messages.
• He's continually hitting up his friends for money.
• The artist's creativity continually flows like a river.

noun a place or environment that is ideal for the growth or development of something, typically something negative or undesirable

• The city has become a hotbed of innovation and technological advancement.
• The park is a hotbed for skateboarders and BMX riders.
• That club is a real hotbed for troublemakers.
• The debate became a hotbed of conflicting opinions and emotions.

noun a plan or suggestion put forward for consideration

verb to put forward for consideration or approval

adjective intended or suggested for consideration

• The proposed changes to the company's policy were met with mixed reactions from the employees.
• Did you hear about the proposed new rule at work? It's causing quite a stir.
• I can't believe the proposed idea got shot down in the meeting.
• The proposed solution to the problem turned out to be a dead end.

noun a person who travels from place to place mending metal utensils

verb attempt to repair or improve something in a casual or desultory way

• The tinker repaired the broken watch with precision and skill.
• My uncle likes to tinker with old cars in his spare time.
• I'm just going to tinker around with this new software and see what happens.
• She had a tendency to tinker with people's emotions, never fully committing to a relationship.

adjective showing a lack of initiative or willingness to undertake new projects

• The company's unenterprising approach to new markets has hindered its growth potential.
• She's so unenterprising, always sticking to the same routine.
• He's just too unenterprising to take any risks.
• The unenterprising soil yielded very little crops this season.