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big idea
noun
- any plan or proposal that is grandiose, impractical, and usually unsolicited:
You're always coming around here with your big ideas.
- purpose; intention; aim:
What's the big idea of shouting at me?
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of big idea1
Example Sentences
The Thatcher government's big idea was that they weren't just going to sell the shares in state owned utilities to big businesses or investors.
“I had a big idea,” Bergstrom said.
Davies, who was born County Durham, has also appeared on Strictly Come Dancing, written a memoir, and hosted TV series Ultimate Wedding Planners and The Big Idea Works.
Buried in everything that happened in this exhausting first week of the new Trump administration, then, is this important big idea: Trump seeks to govern through cruelty and loyalty.
Watching Ally and Jay bicker about work while dodging blades, the movie’s one big idea beams in all-caps: “His Girl Friday the 13th.”
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