relating to or involving the imagination or original ideas
from create + -ive, from Latin creare
having or showing imagination and originality
Creativity was historically attributed primarily to male 'genius' while women's creative work was erased, dismissed as 'craft' or domestic labor, or credited to fathers/husbands. Major women artists, writers, and inventors were systematically written out of creative narratives.
Actively credit women creators by name. Ensure creative role recognition includes women equally in arts, sciences, design, and innovation discussions.
Women like Hedy Lamarr (frequency-hopping technology), Ada Lovelace (algorithms), Rosalind Franklin (DNA structure), and countless artists were creative pioneers whose work was buried. Restore women to creative history explicitly.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.