brainstormer
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- noun
- /ˈbreɪnˌstɔːrmər/
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generador de ideas
- Developed by James Monohan, this app serves as a brainstormer, note-taker, and outlining tool for writers.
Examples
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You really are the prototypical brainstormer, in that you've been coming to this conference almost since its beginning, and not only is it great, I think, that Zynga is going to be on stage to conclude our conference, but I want to --
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I think that a lot when my employees (who are apparently brainstormers) come to me with questions and ideas.
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This is why I prefer the Brainstormer for its lateral keyword searching ability.
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Solo brainstorming gives the less-confident brainstormer a chance to express their ideas before group criticism takes over.
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However, I would advise that you wait until you have done some brainstorming and keyword research with SBI's Brainstormer before you decide on the site concept or niche for your new website.
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The keyword research tool—the Brainstormer—is just one small part of the tool.
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In our team meeting, Jane proved to be an exceptional brainstormer, generating several innovative ideas for our project.
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As a skilled brainstormer, Mark helps his colleagues think outside the box during creative sessions.
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The workshop included a variety of activities designed to encourage participants to become better brainstormers.
Synonyms
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A person who has new ideas and finds new ways to solve problems
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A person who suggests an idea or plan
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A person or tool that creates new ideas and plans
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A person who creates new ideas or plans
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A person who offers an idea or plan for others to consider
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A person who makes new ideas and stories in their mind, like a writer or artist
A person who suggests quick informal ideas to start group discussion
A person who creates and explains ideas or plans clearly
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Surface Forms
Morphology
brainstormer = brainstorm (transparent) = brain + storm + er
The word 'brainstormer' is transparently derived from 'brainstorm' with the addition of the suffix '-er', indicating a person or tool that performs the action.
Etymology
Brainstormer comes from the word brainstorm, which joins brain and storm to mean 'a storm of ideas'. The ending -er means 'one who', so a brainstormer is a person or tool that brings a sudden flood of ideas.