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Discover LudwigThe phrase "share the idea" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to communicate or express an idea to someone else. You can use it when discussing a concept or plan with others or seeking input or feedback on an idea. Example: "Let's have a brainstorming session tomorrow to share our ideas for the new marketing campaign."
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"Frasier and I share the idea that we're just trying to do the world some good," he said.
Theories of deterrence and retribution share the idea that punishments should be proportionate to the gravity of the crime, a principle of practical importance.
Wiccans have little in common with the witch on the broom eating baby children, although they share the idea of magic and working with unseen powers".
They both share the idea of an underclass, best known through the work of the rightwing US writer Charles Murray (pdf).
"I had tons of comments, saying: I need this, I want to buy this," says Gibbard. "At that point I realise that I wanted to share the idea and designs further".
For example, those who want to learn about a new invention often sign a nondisclosure agreement, since otherwise the inventor would not trust them enough to share the idea.
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What they often lack is a forum to process those ideas and colleagues with whom to share the ideas.
The paintings were exposed and explained afterwards by each group to share the ideas on how they represented "their volcano".
We can share the ideas on priorities and cost effective methods with India.
(3) Each group member took turns to share the ideas they had generated, one at a time, and these were recorded on a flip chart.
After Dowd died, her editor shared the idea with Patrick Ness, author of the "Chaos Walking" trilogy.
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