Creation or creations?

Meinolf_schneider

This is a discussion about the proper usage of the word "creation" versus "creations."

Redmouse211

It depends on the context. If you’re talking about creation, then it would be “creation” without the “s”. Creation refers to the act of bringing something into existence, or the product of that act. For example, “the creation of a new species” or “the creation of a beautiful painting”.

If you’re talking about “creations”, then you’re referring to something that has already been created. This could include works of art, literature, music, scientific discoveries, or any other products of the creative process. For example, “the artist’s creations” or “the scientist’s creations”.

So, the answer to your question depends on the context and what you’re referring to. If you’re talking about the creative process, then use “creation”. If you’re talking about the products of the creative process, then use “creations”.

LiANA_CESS

Creation can refer to something that was made or brought into existence, such as a painting or a piece of writing. Or, it can refer to the act of creating or bringing something into existence.

If you're talking about a particular instance of creating something such as writing a story, the correct phrase is "a creation" – e.g., "This story is my creation." But if you're talking about the act of bringing something into being in general, the correct phrase is "creations" – e.g., "Many famous artists have left behind great creations that are still admired today."

So it depends on what context you're using the word. If by “creation” you are referring to a specific thing, then the correct word to use would be “a creation”. If the word is used to refer generally to a set of home-made items, then “creations” would be appropriate.

For some examples, you can check out this article:
https://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-creations.html