إِبْدَاع

The representation or expression of an abstract idea or quality in a tangible or visible form. Common in literature and philosophy passages.

A state of peaceful agreement or a pleasing combination of elements; harmony. Used in TOEFL when discussing music, architecture, or social psychology.

The act of performing, speaking, or composing something without prior preparation. It is common in jazz music, theater, and public speaking.

To represent an abstract quality or idea in a concrete or human form; to embody or personify.

A building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given. It can also refer to the art of acting and producing plays.

A long fictitious prose narrative, typically representing character and action with some degree of realism. It is a major literary genre.

A natural aptitude or skill that a person possesses, often in a creative or athletic field.

The act of giving a concrete or physical form to an abstract concept, idea, or feeling; embodiment.

The use of imagination or original ideas to create something; inventiveness. It is a highly valued trait in academic and professional environments.

The quality of being modern or the period characterized by modern ideas and styles. It often appears in discussions about art, literature, and social change.