conception
/kənˈsɛpʃən/
noun 5
Collocations
14(noun.) idea/understanding
ADJ
clear, distinct
After living abroad, she developed a distinct conception of what home really meant to her.
broad, general | narrow | bold, grand | modern | traditional | popular | initial, original
VERB + CONCEPTION
have
PREP
in ~
The architect's design was bold in conception but difficult to build.
PHRASES
have no conception of sth
I have no conception of how complicated the project would become until we started working on it.
(noun.) becoming/making sb pregnant
VERB + CONCEPTION
prevent
PREP
at ~
A baby's biological sex is determined at conception.
PHRASES
the moment of conception
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