brainstorm
/ˈbreɪnstɔːrm/
verb
- To generate a lot of ideas quickly, usually in a group, without judging them.
- We sat in a circle and brainstormed solutions to the problem.
- The team will brainstorm new marketing strategies tomorrow.
- She likes to brainstorm alone before sharing her ideas with others.
noun
- A sudden, clever idea or inspiration.
- Her brainstorm saved the company thousands of dollars.
- A sudden brainstorm gave him the perfect title for his book.
- I had a brainstorm and figured out how to fix the leak.
- A group session for generating ideas.
- The morning brainstorm was very productive.
- He led a brainstorm with the design team.
- We held a brainstorm to come up with names for the new product.