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Definition of conception
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Conception
(n.) The power or
faculty
of
apprehending
of
forming
an idea in the mind; the power of
recalling
a past
sensation
or
perception.
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Entelechy
::
Entelechy
(n.) An
actuality;
a
conception
completely
actualized,
in
distinction
from mere
potential
existence..
Conceptionalist
::
Conceptionalist
(n.) A
conceptualist.
Mistake
::
Mistake
(n.) An
apprehending
wrongly;
a
misconception;
a
misunderstanding;
a fault in
opinion
or
judgment;
an
unintentional
error of
conduct.
Species
::
Species
(n.) A group of
individuals
agreeing
in
common
attributes,
and
designated
by a
common
name; a
conception
subordinated
to
another
conception,
called
a
genus,
or
generic
conception,
from which it
differs
in
containing
or
comprehending
more
attributes,
and
extending
to fewer
individuals.
Thus, man is a
species,
under
animal
as a
genus;
and man, in its turn, may be
regarded
as a genus with
respect
to
European,
American,
or the like, as
species..
Ideal
::
Ideal (a.)
Existing
in idea or
thought;
conceptional;
intellectual;
mental;
as, ideal
knowledge..
Platonism
::
Platonism
(n.) An
elevated
rational
and
ethical
conception
of the laws and
forces
of the
universe;
sometimes,
imaginative
or
fantastic
philosophical
notions..
Word
::
Word (n.) The
spoken
sign of a
conception
or an idea; an
articulate
or vocal
sound,
or a
combination
of
articulate
and vocal
sounds,
uttered
by the human
voice,
and by
custom
expressing
an idea or
ideas;
a
single
component
part of human
speech
or
language;
a
constituent
part of a
sentence;
a term; a
vocable..
Schema
::
Schema
(n.) An
outline
or image
universally
applicable
to a
general
conception,
under which it is
likely
to be
presented
to the mind; as, five dots in a line are a
schema
of the
number
five; a
preceding
and
succeeding
event are a
schema
of cause and
effect..
Colligation
::
Colligation
(n.) That
process
by which a
number
of
isolated
facts are
brought
under one
conception,
or
summed
up in a
general
proposition,
as when
Kepler
discovered
that the
various
observed
positions
of the
planet
Mars were
points
in an
ellipse..
Generalize
::
Generalize
(v. t.) To
derive
or
deduce
(a
general
conception,
or a
general
principle)
from
particulars..
Conceive
::
Conceive
(v. i.) To have a
conception,
idea, or
opinion;
think;
-- with of..
Type
::
Type (n.) The
original
object,
or class of
objects,
scene,
face, or
conception,
which
becomes
the
subject
of a copy; esp., the
design
on the face of a medal or a
coin..
Sphere
::
Sphere
(n.) The
extension
of a
general
conception,
or the
totality
of the
individuals
or
species
to which it may be
applied..
Interpretation
::
Interpretation
(n.) An
artist's
way of
expressing
his
thought
or
embodying
his
conception
of
nature.
Imagine
::
Imagine
(v. i.) To form
images
or
conceptions;
to
conceive;
to
devise.
Imagination
::
Imagination
(n.) A
mental
image
formed
by the
action
of the
imagination
as a
faculty;
a
conception;
a
notion.
Extenuate
::
Extenuate
(v. t.) To
lessen;
to
palliate;
to
lessen
or
weaken
the force of; to
diminish
the
conception
of, as
crime,
guilt,
faults,
ills,
accusations,
etc.; --
opposed
to
aggravate..
Motive
::
Motive
(n.) That which
produces
conception,
invention,
or
creation
in the mind of the
artist
in
undertaking
his
subject;
the
guiding
or
controlling
idea
manifested
in a work of art, or any part of one..
Superfice
::
Superfete
(v. t.) To
conceive
(another
fetus)
after a
former
conception.
Approximation
::
Approximation
(n.) An
approach
to a
correct
estimate,
calculation,
or
conception,
or to a given
quantity,
quality,
etc..
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