ide
/aɪd/Definitions
1. noun
a vague idea or suggestion, especially a romantic or impractical one
“She had a romantic ide of finding a treasure in the old mansion.”
2. noun
a theoretical or hypothetical principle, especially one in a scientific or philosophical system
“The new ide in quantum mechanics revolutionized the field of physics.”
3. noun
a preconceived opinion or plan, especially one that is based on incomplete or inaccurate information
“Her ide of the perfect wedding day turned out to be a disaster.”
4. verb
to form or express an idea or opinion, especially a romantic or impractical one
“He decided to ide a new business plan and pitch it to investors.”
5. verb
to have or form a theoretical or hypothetical principle, especially one in a scientific or philosophical system
“Scientists are ide-ing new theories to explain the phenomenon.”