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brainchild

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Noun — An original idea, invention, or project created by a particular person or group.

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the brainchild of someone's brainchild

Etymology

A compound of brain and child — an idea "born" from someone's mind.

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What does “brainchild” mean?

The word “brainchild” means an original idea, invention, or project created by a particular person or group. In plain terms, something someone came up with and is closely associated with, as if they created it like a child.

How do you pronounce “brainchild”?

“Brainchild” is pronounced BRAYNT-shyld (/ˈbɹeɪnˌt͡ʃaɪld/ in IPA).

How do you use “brainchild” in a sentence?

Here is “brainchild” used in a sentence: “The charity was the brainchild of a retired teacher.”

What part of speech is “brainchild”?

“Brainchild” is a noun.

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