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Synonyms for in novation
Grammar : Noun |
Spell : in-uh-vey-shuh n |
Phonetic Transcription : ˌɪn əˈveɪ ʃən |
Top 10 synonyms for in novation Other synonyms for the word in novation
- aberration
- about-face
- adaptation
- addition
- advance guard
- advancement
- affectation
- algorithm
- allowance
- alteration
- alternation
- amusement
- anarchy
- apparatus
- avant-garde
- beginning
- bend
- big show
- birth
- black box
- bloodshed
- bonanza
- born again
- brainchild
- branching off
- branching out
- break
- cabal
- caprice
- change
- change of heart
- changeover
- characteristic
- chic
- coinage
- commencement
- compression
- conceit
- conception
- concoction
- contraction
- contradistinction
- contraption
- contrast
- contrivance
- conversion
- correction
- coup d'état
- crazy
- creation
- creative spirit
- creativeness
- creativity
- crime
- crowd puller
- cry
- curve
- custom
- cutting edge
- daring
- data
- dawn
- dawning
- debacle
- declination
- deflection
- departure
- departure from the norm
- dernier cri
- design
- destruction
- development
- deviant
- deviation
- device
- difference
- digression
- discovery
- discrepancy
- disorder
- disparity
- dispensation
- displacement
- dissimilarity
- dissimilitude
- distinction
- distortion
- divergence
- diversification
- diversion
- diversity
- doodad
- draw
- drawing card
- eccentricity
- evolution
- exception
- excess
- exchange
- exemption
- fancy
- fantasy
- fashion
- find
- finding
- flip-flop
- fluctuation
- flux
- foment
- fool notion
- fore
- forefront
- formula
- freshness
- frivolity
- front
- front line
- furor
- gadget
- genesis
- genius
- gimmick
- gizmo
- godsend
- golpe
- growth
- guerrilla activity
- headliner
- hobby
- humor
- idea
- imagination
- imaginativeness
- in
- in thing
- individuality
- inequality
- ingeniousness
- ingenuity
- innovation
- innovativeness
- inspiration
- insubordination
- insurgency
- introduction
- invention
- inventiveness
- kick
- kink
- last word
- latest thing
- latest word
- launch
- law
- laxity
- leading edge
- looseness
- luck
- luck out
- machine
- main item
- malformation
- malfunction
- mania
- metamorphosis
- metanoia
- metasis
- method
- mid-course correction
- mode
- modernism
- modernity
- modernization
- modification
- modulation
- mutability
- mutant
- mutation
- mutiny
- new idea
- new look
- new wave
- new wrinkle
- newest technology
- newest wrinkle
- newfangled contraption
- newfangledness
- newness
- nonconformity
- notion
- novelty
- oddball
- oddity
- opus
- original
- originality
- origination
- outbreak
- overthrow
- overturn
- passage
- passing
- passing fancy
- passion
- peculiarity
- permutation
- pioneer
- plan
- plot
- point
- principle
- privilege
- process
- product
- progress
- progression
- prominent part
- proselytization
- qualification
- quirk
- radical change
- rage
- rambling
- rarity
- rebellion
- rebirth
- recentness
- reclamation
- reconstruction
- refinement
- reformation
- regeneration
- remodeling
- remodelling
- reorganization
- resolution
- resolving
- resourcefulness
- result
- reversal
- revision
- revolt
- revolution
- rising
- row
- secret
- see the light
- shake-up
- shift
- singularity
- source
- spearhead
- speciality
- specialty
- spirit
- sport
- start
- starting point
- strangeness
- straying
- strife
- strike
- style
- subversion
- surprise
- surrogate
- swerve
- switch
- switchover
- tempering
- theorem
- thing
- transfiguration
- transformation
- transition
- translation
- transmogrification
- transmutation
- transposition
- transubstantiation
- trend
- tumult
- turbulence
- turmoil
- turn
- turnaround
- turning
- turning around
- turnover
- uncertainty
- unconformity
- unconventionality
- underground activity
- unfamiliarity
- uniqueness
- unorthodoxy
- unrest
- upheaval
- uprising
- uproar
- ups and downs
- upset
- vagary
- van
- vanguard
- variance
- variation
- variety
- veering
- vicissitude
- violence
- vogue
- wandering
- way
- weird
- whim
- whimsy
- wrinkle
Définition of in novation
Origin :- mid-15c., "restoration, renewal," from Latin innovationem (nominative innovatio), noun of action from past participle stem of innovare (see innovate).
- As in innovation : noun change, novelty
- As in invention : noun creation, creativeness
- As in mutation : noun metamorphosis
- As in novelty : noun newness, originality
- As in originality : noun creativeness
- As in origination : noun origin
- As in revolution : noun drastic action or change, often in politics
- As in variation : noun difference; alternative
- As in vicissitude : noun change
- As in irregularity : noun something that is irregular
- As in newness : noun originality
- As in change : noun something made different; alteration
- As in brainchild : noun invention
- As in ingeniousness : noun invention
- As in innovativeness : noun novelty
- As in inventiveness : noun invention
- As in metanoia : noun conversion
- As in newfangledness : noun novelty
- As in regeneration : noun conversion
- As in transfiguration : noun change
- As in transmogrification : noun change
- As in transubstantiation : noun change
- As in conversion : noun change, adaptation
- As in cutting edge : noun leading position
- As in departure : noun deviation from normal, expected
- As in discovery : noun treasure; invention
- As in fad : noun craze
- As in feature : noun highlight, special attraction
Antonyms for in novation
- abidance
- accord
- agreement
- arrival
- bad fortune
- being
- bill
- boredom
- calm
- calmness
- coming
- completion
- conclusion
- conformity
- continuation
- custom
- death
- decrease
- dislike
- dollar
- dullness
- end
- ending
- entrance
- equality
- failure
- finish
- habit
- harmony
- hate
- idleness
- inaction
- keeping
- likeness
- line
- loss
- miss
- normality
- old
- old hat
- order
- orthodoxy
- peace
- reality
- regularity
- result
- root
- rule
- rut
- sameness
- seriousness
- similarity
- simplicity
- source
- stability
- stagnation
- standard
- stay
- steal
- stop
- submission
- tradition
- truth
- uniformity
- usualness
- withdrawal
- work
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