creators

nouninventor; god

Synonyms for creators

noun inventor; god

Antonyms for creators

destroyer
destructor

Word Origin & History

c.1300, "Supreme Being," from Anglo-French creatour, Old French creator (12c., academic and liturgical, alongside popular creere, Modern French créateur), from Latin creator "creator, author, founder," from creatus (see create). Translated in Old English as scieppend (from verb scieppan; see shape (v.)). Not generally capitalized until KJV. General meaning "one who creates" is from 1570s.

Example Sentences for creators

These are the creators of Fashion, which is an attempt to organize beauty of behavior.

The art of their creators is not sufficient to give them more than a moment of life.

They are not, as we say, creatures of environment, but creators of it.

Then we are no more the creators of spiritual than of physical forms.

He was one of the makers of Europe but not one of the creators of the Kingdom of France.

We are creators in the intellectual world as little as in the physical.

Everything has to be sacrificedeverythingif we are to belike the gods, creators of Life.

Eleventh, those who are creators of music with their own lives.

We are not Creators, but creatures; God is our refuge and strength.

If we had a real idea of His operative omnipotence we should be creators, as He.

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