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3 years ago

Ingenuity and productivity in one sentence

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The word "ingenuity" refers to a quality of people. It is similar to the concepts of cleverness, inventiveness and resourcesfulness. On the other hand, while "productivity" also refers to a human quality, it refers to the degree to which a person (or a company) can produce things efficiently. A sentence that uses both of these words could be:

"Although ingenuity can lead to creative outcomes, it is not always conducive to productivity."

Effectus [21]3 years ago

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"I tend to believe my ideas are filled with ingenuity, and being that I'm a very productive person it's great to put them into action when I can."

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