Definition
Definition of new thinking - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
creativitycreative problem-solving strategies
- The team used new thinking to overcome the challenge.
2.
modern mindsethaving a modern, open, and creative way of thinking
- New thinking is needed to solve this problem.
Terms with new thinking included in their meaning
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innovator
person who is very good at thinking of new ideas
creativity
make someone start thinking in creative or new ways
adaptation
adapt to a new situation or way of thinking
inspire creativity
make someone start thinking creatively or with new ideas
inspire creativity
make someone start thinking in creative or new ways
perception
new way of thinking or understanding
new thinking
characterized by a new way of thinking
innovation
new way of thinking about something
psychology
curious way of thinking that eagerly seeks new information and understanding
new approach
new way of thinking or doing something
looking back
thinking about past events, often with new understanding
Examples of new thinking in a sentence
The company encourages new thinking to stay competitive. New thinking transformed our company's approach to product design. After the workshop, new thinking replaced old habits.
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- French:nouvelles approches, nouvelle pensée, ...
- German:neues Denken, das neue Denken, ...
- Italian:nuovo pensiero, nuovo modo di pensare, ...
- Spanish:nuevas ideas, nueva mentalidad, ...
- Portuguese:pensamento inovador, nova mentalidade, ...
- Chinese:新思维, 新的思考方式, ...
- Japanese:新しい発想, 新しい考え方, ...
- Arabic:تَفْكِير جَدِيد, ذهنية جديدة, ...
- Hebrew:חֲשִׁיבָה חֲדָשָׁה, אוֹפֶן חֲשִׁיבָה חָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:новое мышление, инновационный подход, ...
- Ukrainian:нове мислення, сучасне мислення, ...
- Hindi:नई सोच, नवीन चिंतन, ...
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