polyideism
Philosophy and Psychology rare
noun
The presence of more than one idea or image at once; plurality of thoughts.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Science. From poly- + -ideism.
- genitively
- offside trap
- off-site
- off someone's hands
- off-speed
- off spin
- off-spinner
- off-spinning
- offspring
- offstage
- off-street
- off stump
- off-switch
- off-tackle
- offtake
- off target
- off the ball
- off the beaten track
- off the beaten track (or path)
- off the bit (or bridle)
- off the boat
- off-the-course
- off the cuff
- off-the-face
- off the grid