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💡idea

noun
/aɪˈdiːə/
id ideal

Meaning

A thought, plan, or suggestion about what to do.
a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action; a concept or mental impression

Example Sentences

She had a brilliant idea for a new business.

She had a brilliant idea for solving the company's efficiency problem.

Example Expressions

bright idea

Synonyms

concept, notion, plan, thought, suggestion
Entry 1
concept, notion, plan, thought, suggestion
Entry 2
concept, notion, thought, plan

Antonyms

ignorance, misunderstanding, reality, fact, confusion
Entry 1
ignorance, misunderstanding
Entry 2
reality, fact, ignorance, confusion

Collocations

good idea, brilliant idea, bad idea, business idea, creative idea, new idea
Entry 1
good idea, brilliant idea, bad idea, business idea, creative idea
Entry 2
brilliant idea, good idea, new idea

More Example Sentences

That’s a good idea. Burger is also my favourite.

My mother is an ideal teacher at Vasanth Academy.

That’s a good idea. Hotchpotch is also my favourite.

Here is my idea that would be ideal for both parties.

Here is my solution that would be ideal for both parties.

I have an idea which I hope can make it work for everyone.

Really, it's a groundbreaking idea. Do you want to share more about Vasanth Academy?

Have you ever felt important? Well today, I have come to you with an idea that works for you.

Have you ever felt significant? Well today, I have come to you with an idea that works for you.

When I visited this venue the last time, I had many amazing experiences like exploring new ideas.

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