Creativity
To imagine and invent original ideas, bring something new into existence, or find alternative ways to solve problems.
Creative
An adjective used to describe things related to the meaning of words, symbols, or language.
Semantic
Something relating to, consisting of, or existing between.....
Molecular
Able to express thoughts and ideas clearly.
Articulate
Small pieces of rock, sand, or soil carried and deposited by water, wind, or ice.
Sediment
Cognitive ability to form mental images
Imagination
Anything that uses humour, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticise foolishness, corruption, or societal flaws.
Satirical
To change from a liquid or solid state into a vapour.
Evaporate
The process of thinking, learning, and understanding.
Cognition
A smaller river or stream that flows into a larger one.
Tributary
The quality of being new, unique, and independent in thought or creation.
Originality
An imagined, outlined, or predicted sequence of events.
scenario
The biological process by which plants, algae, and certain bacteria transform light energy into chemical energy.
Photosynthesis
The ability to solve problems in clever and inventive ways.
Ingenuity
A person who makes maps.
Cartographer
Introducing or using new, original, and creative ideas, methods, or products.
Innovative
The native language, everyday speech, or dialect commonly used by ordinary people in a particular region or group, rather than formal, literary, or official languages
Vernacular
Any microorganism or agent that can cause disease in its host (a human, animal, or plant).
Pathogen
To make a situation better or improve it.
Ameliorate
Sand, soil, and other material deposited by flowing water.
Alluvium
Being out of the ordinary, different from what is usual, or not bound by established cultural norms, rules, or traditions.
Unconventional
A new word formed by blending the sounds and combining the meanings of two distinct words.
Portmanteau
A small, almond-sized structure located deep within the brain that acts as your body's master control centre.
Hypothalamus
Something that is out of place because it belongs to a different time period.
Anachronism
A cold wind that moves downhill from higher ground.
Katabatic