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1. (n.) brainstorm
a sudden inspiration or idea.
2. brainstorm
a fit of mental confusion or excitement.
3. (v.i.) brainstorm
to engage in brainstorming.
4. (v.t.) brainstorm
to subject (a problem) to brainstorming.
Etymology: (1890–95)
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1. (verb) insight, brainstorm, brainwave
the clear (and often sudden) understanding of a complex situation
2. (verb) brainstorm
try to solve a problem by thinking intensely about it
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1. (verb) brainstorm
to discuss sth in order to produce new ideas
***We were brainstorming in a meeting today.
2. (noun) brainstorm
a sudden good idea
to have a brainstorm
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