innovations
- 1Plural of innovation.
Recent innovations in battery technology have extended the range of electric cars.
The company built its reputation on a steady stream of practical innovations.
Note
A regular plural that counts what the singular can leave uncounted. Innovation as a process, the act of introducing something new, usually stays singular (a culture of innovation). The plural names separate results instead: the particular changes or new things that process produces. Botany keeps a quieter use as well. The innovations of a moss are its newly formed shoots, the growth added to its stems each year.
innovations is a form of innovation
innovation, noun: The act of introducing something new, especially into customs, practices, or established ways of doing things. Full entry
- Forms
- innovationinnovations plural
- Spelling
- innovation → innovations: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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