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ideation /ide·a·tion/ (i″de-a´shun) the formation of ideas or images.idea´tional
i·de·a·tion (d-shn)
n.
The formation of ideas or mental images.
ide·ate v.
ide·ation·al adj.
ideation
Psychiatry The collective representation of thoughts and ideas, recalled from memory, or projected into the future, singly or combined. See Paranoid ideation, Suicidal ideation.


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Moreover, depending on the issue area and geographical setting, some chapters tend to focus more heavily on the link between the regions and the international system, while others are much more domestically and ideationally focused.
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