creative potential
collocation in Englishmeaningsofcreativeandpotential
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creative
adjective
uk/kriˈeɪ.tɪv/us/kriˈeɪ.t̬ɪv/
producing or using original and ...
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potential
noun[U]
uk/pəˈten.ʃəl/us/poʊˈten.ʃəl/
someone's or something's ability to develop, achieve, ...
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(Definition ofcreativeandpotentialfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofcreative potential
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In this way, society is depriving itself of thecreativepotentialof an important section of the population.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
Children must be fully considered real, active citizens who are able to form and express their own opinions, enjoy certain rights, and who possess their owncreativepotential.
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We must not waste thiscreativepotential.
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They have enormouscreativepotential.
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It must be constructed to gain strength from thecreativepotentialin a diversity of the participant group.
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It is worth examining an ensemble of feature vectors to maximise thecreativepotentialof the system.
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Instead, emphasis was placed on thecreativepotentialof technology and what specific aspects of the field enabled them to realise their compositional ideas.
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Instead, emphasis was placed on thecreativepotentialof technology and what specific aspects of the field enabled them to realize their compositional ideas.
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In a certain way the machines themselves possess acreativepotential.
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Both explained thecreativepotentialof speakers to construct new relational effects through stylistic choice.
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Why do such similar violent conclusions occur in two books that so fully celebrate thecreativepotentialof performance?
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Utilising new technologies and exploring new avenues ofcreativepotentialbecomes analogous to strolling alone down a dark alley at midnight and fraught with similar dangers.
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While some of the above examples may prove to be short-lived, they nevertheless demonstrate thecreativepotentialinherent in eponym formation for the naming of new phenomena.
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The red thread of these trends is the growing importance of thecreativepotentialof the people and their values.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
We must build on our traditional strengths and thereby add to thecreativepotentialof the 21st century.
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What we need now, if we want to protectcreativepotential, is a future-oriented solution.
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It is an expression of faith in thecreativepotentialof society based on the principles of individual freedom and responsibility.
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Hansard archive
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What matters is the economiccreativepotentialof any district.
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Hansard archive
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