conceive
verb [T] (INVENT) /kənˈsiːv/Definition
C2 to invent a plan or an idea: He conceived the plot for this film while he was still a student. The exhibition was conceived by the museum's director. → See also conceptImagining and conceiving
(Definition of conceive verb (INVENT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a reach of the imagination idiom
- assume verb (ACCEPT)
- blue-sky adjective
- conceivable adjective
- conceive verb (IMAGINE)
- conceptualize verb
- dream verb (HOPE)
- dream verb (SLEEP)
- fertile adjective (IMAGINATION)
- grant verb (ACCEPT)
- guess verb
- look on/upon sb/sth as sth phrasal verb
- picture noun (IMAGE)
- picture verb
- presumption noun
- put yourself in sb's place/position/shoes idiom
- reckon verb (CONSIDER)
- vision noun (MENTAL IMAGE)
- vision noun (VIEW OF THE FUTURE)
- visualize verb
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