ingenious
31ingenious — , ingenuous The first means to be clever or inventive; the second means innocent, unsophisticated, guileless …
32ingenious — in·gen·ious || ɪn dʒɪËnɪəs adj. clever, resourceful, inventive, talented; produced in an imaginative or original manner …
33ingenious — [ɪn dʒi:nɪəs] adjective clever, original, and inventive. Derivatives ingeniously adverb ingeniousness noun Origin ME: from Fr. ingénieux or L. ingeniosus, from ingenium mind, intellect ; cf. engine …
34ingenious — a. 1. Inventive, gifted, able, sagacious, clever, bright, ready. 2. That shows invention, exhibiting ingenuity …
35ingenious — adj 1. clever, witty, shrewd, Archaic. parlous, canny, subtle, cunning, sly, wily, crafty, foxy, Inf. cute; sagacious, apt, smart; keen, acute, astute, sharp, brilliant, bright. 2. felicitous, adept, proficient, facile; skillful, skilled,… …
36ingenious — in·ge·nious …
37ingenious — adjective Syn: inventive, creative, imaginative, original, innovative, pioneering, resourceful, enterprising, inspired, clever Ant: unimaginative …
38ingenious — [ɪnˈdʒiːniəs] adj 1) using new and clever ideas 2) good at inventing things or solving problems ingeniously adv …
39ingenious — adj. 1 clever at inventing, constructing, organizing, etc.; skilful; resourceful. 2 (of a machine, theory, etc.) cleverly contrived. Derivatives: ingeniously adv. ingeniousness n. Etymology: ME, = talented, f. F ingeacutenieux or L ingeniosus f.… …
40ingenious, ingenuity — Loea, maiau …