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imaginativity

imaginativity noun: the quality of being imaginative.

Noun

imaginativity (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being imaginative.
    • What after all if your finespun subjectivity, sir, is but the homespun of your imaginativity, sir?1882, T[homas] S[aunders] Evans, “Critical Remarks on the Translation of the Revised Version”, in Samuel Cox, editor, The Expositor, 2nd series, volume III, London: Hodder and Stoughton, […], page 9
    • The boys and men performed the selections with great care for detail, imaginativity and with beautiful tone quality.1961 summer, James B. Welch, “New York Report”, in Francis Schmitt, editor, Caecilia: A Review of Catholic Church Music, volume 88, number 2, Omaha, Neb.: Society of Saint Caecilia, page 77
    Synonyms:
    imaginativeness

Synonyms of imaginativity

Origin of imaginativity

From imaginative + -ity.

Questions about imaginativity

What does imaginativity mean?
Imaginativity means the quality of being imaginative.
What part of speech is imaginativity?
Imaginativity is a noun.

Words near imaginativity in the dictionary

  1. imaginations
  2. imaginative
  3. imaginative fiction
  4. imaginatively
  5. imaginativeness
  6. imaginativity
  7. imaginator
  8. imaginators
  9. imagine
  10. imagine that
  11. imagineable

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