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Meanings of insight in English
Synonyms
Examples for "brainstorm"
Examples for "brainstorm"
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To effectively brainstorm some teams need to come together physically, he says.
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Holland was supposed to brainstorm plans for a new and improved version.
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Well, brainstorm; then, post your probing queries in the comments section below.
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Or when you are trying to brainstorm ideas for a shared project.
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I had this brainstorm yesterday on making sure we got on television.
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Blecharczyk had the technology background and knew how to build the brainwave.
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And the doctors going on about strange jumps in her brainwave patterns.
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Ashe, however, gave the matter some thought, and had a brainwave.
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It was here, for example, that David Graveney had a brainwave.
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We'd a brainwave when we saw a bus with Germany fans.
Russian
творческое озарение Spanish
insight Usage of insight in English
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Many working-class political movements of this period demonstrated far greater political insight.
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Our present case reports provide an insight into this novel therapeutic option.
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Significance: This study provides new, molecular level insight into chronic Brucella infection.
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Great sites to get insight are Games Industry International, Gamasutra and Develop.
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Our results offer encouraging insight about extrapolation of exposure data across countries.
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The talk offered new insight into Apple's secretive efforts around autonomous-vehicle technology.
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But the discovery of a clear rhythm presents a significant new insight.
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This result provides a deeper insight into the mechanistic basis for leukaemogenesis.
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No group differences for need for treatment and overall insight were found.
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Second, the Wing Rider had special insight into what the message concerned.
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Now we've been given an insight into what happened behind closed doors.
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Words of profound insight and inspiration, sure to warm even your heart.
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Either way it offers an insight into the thinking of intelligence agencies.
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Our findings may provide insight into future targeted therapies to prevent CAVD.
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Some scientists note Russell's insight has been misused by the tobacco industry.
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I may not be able to spell 'apothecary,' but I have insight.
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Translations for insight
Portuguese
Insight through the time
Insight across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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