creativeclass

noun
UK /kriˈeɪtɪv klɑːs/
US /kriˈeɪtɪv klæs/

A group of people who make new things using their ideas and imagination.

The creativeclass includes artists, writers, and designers who bring fresh ideas to life.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A social group of workers whose jobs involve creating and thinking rather than making things by hand.

Many people in the creativeclass work in technology and media.

3. A school class where children learn to draw, paint, and make things.

On Fridays, the children have a creativeclass where they build paper models.

4. A group of people known for coming up with original ideas in a company or community.

The company's creativeclass designed a new app that everyone loves.