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idea (i-de´ah) a mental impression or conception. autochthonous idea a persistent idea originating within the mind but seeming to have come from an outside source and often therefore felt to be of malevolent origin. dominant idea one that controls or colors every action and thought. fixed idea a persistent morbid impression or belief that cannot be changed by reason. overvalued idea a false or exaggerated belief sustained beyond reason or logic but with less rigidity than a delusion, also often being less patently unbelievable. idea of reference the incorrect idea that words and actions of others refer to oneself or the projection of the causes of one's own imaginary difficulties upon someone else.
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Whatever can excite in the mind the conception of certain facts, can give ideas of truth, though it be in no degree the imitation or resemblance of those facts'. ``I can't think of anything in the world where you feel like you make a difference more than being able to give ideas to a kid or inspire a student,'' said Franklin, 31, of Burbank, who teaches social studies and student government at Sun Valley Middle School. Experts in education, as well as parents and students, had a chance to comment and give ideas for integrating technology and using it for school improvement. |
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