Inventor and Source

Inventor

Inventor noun - One who creates or introduces something new.

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Source and inventor are semantically related In some cases you can use "Source" instead a noun "Inventor".

Source noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Inventor and source are semantically related in author topic. Sometimes you can use "Inventor" instead a noun "Source".

good	good inventor	good source
rich	rich inventor	rich source
original	original inventor	original source
true	true inventor	true source
Other adjectives: single, likely, powerful, actual, real, great, main, sole, greatest.

Depending on source, his royal healer Fittekh was either the co-inventor or merely assisted Ulviar.

Source: Literature / Labyrinths of Echo
He is the inventor or best-known source of many tropes, phrases and words; generally well-quoted and well-recognized even outside the English-speaking world.

Source: Authors
In addition to many of its source novel's tropes, this stage musical contains examples of: Adaptation Expansion: Charlie is a budding, curious, even mischevious inventor with a great imagination, as established in his solos "Almost Nearly Perfect" and "A Letter from Charlie Bucket".

Source: Theatre / Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

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