Synonyms for In novation:

• n.

  •brainchild (noun)
  • plan,
  • idea,
  • product.
  •change (noun)
  • diversification,
  • surrogate,
  • development,
  • distortion,
  • reconstruction,
  • transmutation,
  • break,
  • novelty,
  • metamorphosis,
  • difference,
  • innovation,
  • turnover,
  • switch,
  • variety,
  • diversity,
  • modulation,
  • refinement,
  • compression,
  • advance,
  • correction,
  • remodeling,
  • about-face,
  • transformation,
  • variance,
  • contraction,
  • revision,
  • conversion,
  • tempering,
  • reversal,
  • adjustment,
  • turn,
  • revolution,
  • transition.
  •conversion (noun)
  • reclamation,
  • regeneration,
  • flux,
  • change of heart,
  • reformation,
  • growth,
  • remodelling,
  • born again,
  • flip-flop,
  • transmogrification,
  • turning,
  • translation,
  • metanoia,
  • metasis,
  • proselytization,
  • resolution,
  • progress,
  • resolving,
  • passage,
  • see the light,
  • exchange,
  • qualification,
  • transfiguration,
  • turning around,
  • passing,
  • changeover,
  • reorganization.
  •cutting edge (noun)
  • front line,
  • vanguard,
  • forefront,
  • van,
  • pioneer,
  • invention,
  • point,
  • new wave,
  • front,
  • avant-garde,
  • newest technology,
  • advancement,
  • advance guard,
  • fore,
  • spearhead.
  •departure (noun)
  • divergence,
  • in thing,
  • deflection,
  • new wrinkle,
  • straying,
  • diversion,
  • veering,
  • rambling,
  • digression,
  • change,
  • branching out,
  • aberration,
  • branching off,
  • declination,
  • wandering.
  •discovery (noun)
  • result,
  • algorithm,
  • luck,
  • godsend,
  • find,
  • coup,
  • theorem,
  • law,
  • data,
  • breakthrough,
  • method,
  • formula,
  • contrivance,
  • finding,
  • machine,
  • design,
  • luck out,
  • process,
  • principle,
  • way,
  • device,
  • conclusion,
  • secret,
  • bonanza.
  •fad (noun)
  • furor,
  • whimsy,
  • fancy,
  • passion,
  • cry,
  • conceit,
  • humor,
  • mania,
  • in,
  • style,
  • quirk,
  • rage,
  • whim,
  • passing fancy,
  • fashion,
  • frivolity,
  • sport,
  • kink,
  • hobby,
  • amusement,
  • affectation,
  • vagary,
  • latest word,
  • mode,
  • newest wrinkle,
  • vogue,
  • caprice,
  • fantasy,
  • New Look,
  • trend,
  • custom,
  • dernier cri,
  • eccentricity,
  • thing,
  • kick,
  • fool notion,
  • chic.
  •feature (noun)
  • headliner,
  • crowd puller,
  • prominent part,
  • speciality,
  • big show,
  • drawing card,
  • peculiarity,
  • draw,
  • main item,
  • specialty.
  •ingeniousness (noun)
  • creativeness.
  •innovation (noun)
  • introduction,
  • mutation,
  • vicissitude,
  • modification,
  • modernism,
  • latest thing,
  • notion,
  • modernization,
  • variation,
  • permutation,
  • addition,
  • departure,
  • last word,
  • wrinkle,
  • leading edge,
  • deviation,
  • contraption,
  • shift,
  • newness,
  • alteration,
  • cutting edge.
  •innovativeness (noun)
  • Newfangledness.
  •invention (noun)
  • doodad,
  • imagination,
  • ingenuity,
  • inventiveness,
  • coinage,
  • apparatus,
  • genius,
  • concoction,
  • original,
  • gimmick,
  • black box,
  • gizmo,
  • discovery,
  • brainchild,
  • resourcefulness,
  • inspiration,
  • gadget,
  • opus,
  • creativity,
  • originality.
  •irregularity (noun)
  • exemption,
  • allowance,
  • excess,
  • looseness,
  • dispensation,
  • privilege,
  • characteristic,
  • rarity,
  • malformation,
  • malfunction,
  • singularity,
  • laxity.
  •metanoia (noun)
  • rebirth.
  •mutation (noun)
  • deviant,
  • mutant,
  • evolution,
  • anomaly.
  •novelty (noun)
  • oddball,
  • creation,
  • freshness,
  • surprise,
  • strangeness,
  • origination,
  • oddity,
  • unfamiliarity,
  • newfangled contraption,
  • recentness,
  • uniqueness,
  • modernity,
  • weird,
  • crazy.
  •originality (noun)
  • imaginativeness,
  • brilliance,
  • cleverness,
  • spirit,
  • nonconformity,
  • ingeniousness,
  • individuality,
  • unconventionality,
  • new idea,
  • innovativeness,
  • unorthodoxy,
  • daring,
  • creative spirit,
  • boldness.
  •origination (noun)
  • start,
  • beginning,
  • starting point,
  • dawn,
  • source,
  • birth,
  • launch,
  • dawning,
  • commencement,
  • conception,
  • genesis.
  •revolution (noun)
  • insurgency,
  • golpe,
  • strife,
  • uprising,
  • turbulence,
  • uproar,
  • radical change,
  • tumult,
  • destruction,
  • upheaval,
  • revolt,
  • rebellion,
  • strike,
  • guerrilla activity,
  • anarchy,
  • bloodshed,
  • cabal,
  • debacle,
  • disorder,
  • unrest,
  • foment,
  • turmoil,
  • insubordination,
  • overturn,
  • outbreak,
  • violence,
  • crime,
  • subversion,
  • underground activity,
  • rising,
  • shake-up,
  • mutiny,
  • row,
  • overthrow,
  • plot,
  • upset.
  •transfiguration (noun)
  • transubstantiation.
  •variation (noun)
  • discrepancy,
  • fluctuation,
  • disparity,
  • curve,
  • swerve,
  • dissimilitude,
  • bend,
  • adaptation,
  • inequality,
  • distinction,
  • contrast,
  • Unconformity,
  • displacement,
  • exception,
  • departure from the norm,
  • dissimilarity,
  • abnormality,
  • contradistinction.
  •vicissitude (noun)
  • turnaround,
  • alternation,
  • uncertainty,
  • mid-course correction,
  • transposition,
  • mutability,
  • switchover,
  • progression,
  • ups and downs.

Antonyms for In novation:

• n.

  • change
    dollar, uniformity, similarity, bill, agreement, sameness.
  • conversion
    idleness.
  • departure
    conformity, abidance, continuation, stay, coming, accord, entrance, arrival, keeping.
  • discovery
    miss, loss, bad fortune.
  • fad
    hate, boredom, seriousness, work, dullness, calm, simplicity, dislike, standard.
  • innovation
    old, tradition, stagnation, habit, custom, rut.
  • invention
    steal, truth.
  • irregularity
    rule, usualness.
  • mutation
    inaction.
  • originality
    orthodoxy, being, reality.
  • origination
    death, end, finish, stop, ending, result, conclusion, completion.
  • regeneration
    decrease.
  • revolution
    submission, order, calmness, peace, harmony.
  • transfiguration
    failure, withdrawal.
  • variation
    likeness, root, equality, source, line, normality, regularity.
  • vicissitude
    stability.