ideate
Origin of ideate
1Other words from ideate
- i·de·a·tive [ahy-dee-uh-tiv, ahy-dee-ey-], /aɪˈdi ə tɪv, ˈaɪ diˌeɪ-/, adjective
- un·i·de·at·ed, adjective
- un·i·de·at·ing, adjective
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How to use ideate in a sentence
And occasionally the one ideated object was felt to exert an influence over the other.
Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 | VariousIts appeal is to our freedom, and the duty is ideated before it is performed.
Theoretical Ethics | Milton ValentineDoes this shifting of the attention involve ideated movements?
Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 | VariousHe saw she had the capacity for deep and excited interest in truth, an emotional love for ideated experience.
An Anarchist Woman | Hutchins HapgoodThat premise works both ways, dear lady, Jrann-Pttt ideated.
Collector's Item | Evelyn E. Smith
British Dictionary definitions for ideate
/ (ˈaɪdɪˌeɪt) /
(tr) to form or have an idea of; to imagine or conceive
Origin of ideate
1Derived forms of ideate
- ideation, noun
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