school of thought

noun phrase
UK /skuːl əv θɔːt/
US /skuːl əv θɔːt/

A group of people who share the same ideas about something.

One school of thought says we should start school later in the day.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A particular belief or set of beliefs held by a group of experts.

Scientists from a different school of thought disagree with that theory.

3. A shared way of thinking within a profession or field.

In medicine, there is a growing school of thought that favors prevention.

4. A group of thinkers who follow the same teacher or tradition.

The philosopher's students formed their own school of thought.