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Common collocations with creativity in American Collocation

creativity noun uncountable

US /ˌkrieɪˈtɪvəti/

of a person or group

collective
human
individual
personal

The music we listen to, the books we read, and the computer software we use are all products of human creativity.

in a particular field

artistic
cultural
literary
musical

The band demonstrates musical creativity through its freeflowing improvisations.

encourage creativity

develop
encourage
enhance
foster
inspire
nurture
promote
spark
stimulate
unleash
unlock

Drama and role-play can stimulate creativity and enjoyment in learning.

discourage creativity

inhibit
stifle

Scientists worry that the emphasis on applied science will stifle creativity.

direct creativity to a purpose

channel
harness

Organizations need to develop and harness the creativity of their employees.

express your creativity

demonstrate
explore
express

The play centre is a great place for young children to explore their creativity.

opportunity
room
scope

There isn’t much scope for creativity in this job.

enthusiasm
flair
imagination
individuality
ingenuity
innovation
inspiration
inventiveness
originality
resourcefulness
spontaneity
talent

We welcome new ideas, innovation and creativity.