conceive Synonyms
conceive Meaning
conceive (v)
have the idea for
judge or regard; look upon; judge
become pregnant; undergo conception
conceive Sentence Examples
- It's hard to conceive of a world without modern technology.
- She couldn't conceive how the accident had happened.
- The scientist struggled to conceive a solution to the complex problem.
- It was difficult for him to conceive the idea that he had been betrayed by his closest friend.
- They wanted to conceive a child but faced challenges with fertility.
- The artist tried to conceive a new masterpiece that would capture the essence of the human condition.
- The architect had to conceive a building that would blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.
- She couldn't conceive of leaving her hometown and starting over in a new city.
- The author's goal was to conceive a novel that would resonate with readers on a deep emotional level.
- It's important to conceive of new ways to address environmental issues and protect our planet.
FAQs About the word conceive
have the idea for, judge or regard; look upon; judge, become pregnant; undergo conception
envision, see,imagine, ideate, fancy, conceit, image, vision, plan, feature
misunderstand,miss, misunderstand, miss, mistake, misread, misconstrue, misconstrue,misinterpret, misinterpret
It's hard to conceive of a world without modern technology.
She couldn't conceive how the accident had happened.
The scientist struggled to conceive a solution to the complex problem.
It was difficult for him to conceive the idea that he had been betrayed by his closest friend.
