Dictionary and Thesaurus

Definition of Innovation

• (n.) The act of innovating; introduction of something new, in customs, rites, etc.
• (n.) A change effected by innovating; a change in customs; something new, and contrary to established customs, manners, or rites.
• (n.) A newly formed shoot, or the annually produced addition to the stems of many mosses.

Synonyms of Innovation

• Origination
• Excogitation
• Founding
• Foundation
• Instauration
• Creation
• Institution
• Design
• Initiation
• Introduction
• Invention
• Conception
• Intention
• Construct
• Designing
• Figure
• Plan
• Aim
• Intent
• Blueprint
• Pattern
• Concept
• Purpose
• Cosmos
• Foundation Garment
• Entry
• Groundwork
• Unveiling
• Base
• Substructure
• Presentation
• Creative Activity
• Fundament
• Intro
• World
• Asylum
• Knowledgeableness
• Understructure
• Universe
• Trigger
• Installation
• Knowledgeability
• Foot
• Existence
• First Appearance
• Grounding
• Launching
• Mental Home
• Mental Institution
• Psychiatric Hospital
• Macrocosm
• Cornerstone
• Origin
• Debut
• Induction
• Basis
• Inception
• Insertion
• Establishment
• Mental Hospital
• Intromission
• Insane Asylum
• Change
• Alteration
• Mutation
• Renewing
• Transmutation
• Conversion
• Novelty
• Revolution
• Variation
• Diversity
• Regeneration
• Transformation
• Variety
• Renewal
• Transition
• Vicissitude

Antonyms of Innovation

• Constancy
• Fixedness
• Invariability
• Steadiness
• Continuance
• Fixity
• Permanence
• Unchangeableness
• Firmness
• Identity
• Persistence
• Uniformity

Homophones of Innovation