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brainchild Definition

brain·child (-c̸hīld′)

noun

Informal an idea, plan, etc. regarded as produced by a person's own mental labor

brainchild Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • eddie: Brainchild of eddie huge splash of tea served at from their native countries.
  • entrepreneur: It was the brainchild of property entrepreneur Pete Connelly who spearheaded the re-development of the Calls area throughout the ' 90's.
  • producer: Rainbow Brown were the brainchild of legendary producer / songwriter Patrick Adams.
  • director: Radio Reunited is the brainchild of the academy director John Bradford.
  • man: The brainchild of rock man Rob Zombie, The Devil's Rejects is stuff for adult that refuse to grow up.
  • group: The brainchild of a group of diehard Glaswegian anime fans who decided " Let's invite the Southerners up HERE for a change!

Adjective modifier

  • late: BACKPACKERS EXPRESS is the latest brainchild coming out of Australia according to reports from down under.
  • original: The Engineering Challenge was the original brainchild of AWE Engineers who were involved in providing Engineering and technology advice to local schools.
  • own: The rest of the piece, in both major and minor aspects, is my own brainchild.
  • new: But this new brainchild is finding it much harder to take off.