Brainstorming

/ˈbreɪnˌstɔrmɪŋ/ noun

A creative problem-solving technique where individuals or groups generate ideas spontaneously without initial criticism or evaluation. The goal is to produce a large quantity of ideas that can later be refined and developed.

Coined in 1953 by advertising executive Alex Osborn in his book 'Applied Imagination.' The term combines 'brain' with 'storming' (attacking vigorously), suggesting an intensive mental assault on a problem to generate creative solutions.

AMአእምሮ በረከት
ARعاصفة أفكار
BNমস্তিষ্কের ঝড়
CAtempesta d'idees
CSmozkový vír
DAhjernestorm
DEGehirnstorming
ELεγκεφαλικό χάος
ESlluvia de ideas
FAطوفان مغزی
FIaivomyrsky
FRremue-méninges
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