blue sky
/ˈbluˌskaɪ/
verb
- To think about or discuss ideas in a creative, open-ended way without worrying about practical limits.
- The team spent the morning blue-skying possible solutions to the energy crisis.
- She likes to blue-sky with her colleagues before focusing on details.
- During the meeting, we blue-skied some wild concepts for the new app.
adjective
- Relating to ideas or research that are imaginative and not yet practical or proven.
- The university encourages blue-sky thinking in its engineering department.
- Her blue-sky proposal for a flying car was exciting but not realistic yet.
- The company invests in blue-sky research that might lead to new technologies.
- Having a clear, bright sky; sunny and pleasant.
- The picnic was perfect under blue-sky weather.
- We enjoyed a blue-sky day at the beach with no clouds in sight.
- Blue-sky conditions made the mountain hike even more beautiful.
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