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reinventional

/ˌɹiːɪnˈvɛnʃənəl/

reinventional adjective: of or pertaining to reinvention; characterized by or relating to the act of inventing something again or modifying it into a new form.

Adjective

reinventional (comparative more reinventional, superlative most reinventional)

  1. Of or pertaining to reinvention; characterized by or relating to the act of inventing something again or modifying it into a new form.

Forms of reinventional

comparativemore reinventional
superlativemost reinventional

Origin of reinventional

From re- + inventional.

Questions about reinventional

What does reinventional mean?
Reinventional means of or pertaining to reinvention; characterized by or relating to the act of inventing something again or modifying it into a new form.
What part of speech is reinventional?
Reinventional is an adjective.
How do you pronounce reinventional?
Reinventional is pronounced /ˌɹiːɪnˈvɛnʃənəl/.

Words near reinventional in the dictionary

  1. reinvented the wheel
  2. reinventing
  3. reinventing the wheel
  4. reinvention
  5. reinvention of the wheel
  6. reinventional
  7. reinventions
  8. reinventions of the wheel
  9. reinventions of wheels
  10. reinventive
  11. reinventor

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