idea /ī-dēˈə/

1. An image of an external object formed by the mind
2. A notion, thought, impression, conception, any product of intellectual action, of memory and imagination
3. A plan
4. An aim, purpose
5. In Plato, an archetype of the manifold varieties of existence in the universe, belonging to the supersensible world, in Kant, one of the three products of the reason (the Soul, the Universe, and God) transcending the conceptions of the understanding, and in Hegel, the ideal realized, the absolute truth of which everything that exists is the expression (philosophy)

idēˈaed or idēˈa'd adjective

Provided with an idea or ideas

idēˈaless adjective

Devoid of ideas

idēˈate transitive verb

1. To form or have an idea of
2. To imagine
3. To preconceive

To form ideas

Produced by an idea

The correlative or object of an idea

idēāˈtion noun

1. The power of the mind for forming ideas or images
2. The exercise of such power

idēāˈtional or idēˈative adjective

idēāˈtionally adverb

get or have ideas (informal)

1. To become or be overambitious
2. To have undesirable ideas

have no idea

1. To be unaware of what is happening
2. To be ignorant or naive

not my idea of (informal)

The opposite of my (or the accepted and familiar) conception of

put ideas into someone's head

To fill someone with unsuitable or over-exalted aspirations

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