noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a brainstorming session (= when people think up new ideas )
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I think we should just get together and have a brainstorming session.
brainstorm ideas (= get a group of people to all try and think of ideas )
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We had a meeting to brainstorm ideas for the new advertising campaign.
brainstorm ideas
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Employees get together and brainstorm ideas .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But a quick brainstorm with 50 further education lecturers on a part-time degree course revealed the same negative associations.
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Have the clients brainstorm other ways they could achieve the desired effects without overdrinking.
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He believes that the Bulls are an executive brainstorm , a tribute to the managerial skills of himself and owner Jerry Reinsdorf.
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Perhaps it was due to her feeling adrift, but she appeared to have suffered a brainstorm .
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Perhaps the Secretary of State's warm endorsement was a temporary brainstorm ?
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Tanedo works individually with students, helping them brainstorm and write rough drafts.
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The researcher could share enthusiasms, be a shoulder to cry on and help brainstorm alternatives.