1. having the power or ability to produce or create something
2. relating to or involving the production of offspring or reproduction
Usage: biology
3. relating to a set of rules that can produce all possible correct sentences in a language
Usage: linguistics

Examples

• The artist’s generative process involved combining different materials in unexpected ways.
• Generative artificial intelligence can create new text, images, and music.
• The workshop focused on generative thinking techniques for problem-solving.
• Scientists study the generative organs of various species.
• Generative grammar attempts to describe the rules underlying language structure.
• The company’s generative approach to innovation led to breakthrough products.
• Her generative imagination produced countless story ideas.