Usage of "conceive how"

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Usage of conceive how in English

The stronger and devouter soul cannot conceive how the weaker had yielded. 
 Expositions of Holy Scripture: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Nu... 

I can not conceive how I could have so far forgotten myself. 
 Cord and Creese 

She could not conceive how appearances and her forebodings could be true. 
 The Grain of Dust: A Novel 

You cannot conceive how affectionately I am treated by this great family. 
 Charles Philip Yorke, Fourth Earl of Hardwicke, Vice-Admiral R.N... 

She could not conceive how it could affect her position, for instance. 
 The Secret Agent: A Simple Tale 

You will readily conceive how Andreuccio behaved when he understood his situation. 
 The Decameron, Volume I 

I cannot conceive how it is lawful for him to do this? 
 The Irish Times 

You can't conceive how anxious she is to get back to them. 
 An Old Man's Love 

Damme, sir, if I can conceive how you hit upon such ideas! 
 Tales of a Traveller 

I cannot conceive how the poor Silts go on in that great house. 
 The Longest Journey 

Some could scarcely conceive how they could so blunder in accent and emphasis. 
 The Reminiscences of Sir Henry Hawkins (Baron Brampton) 

I can scarcely conceive how you could have remained ignorant of the habit. 
 Without a Home 

He could not conceive how he could possibly leave the church. 
 The Soul of a Bishop 

And you cannot conceive how powerful and yet powerless he was. 
 Captain Mansana & Mother's Hands 

She told me afterward that she could not conceive how she did it. 
 Great Singers, Second Series / Malibran To Titiens 

Nor can you conceive how much my soul despises your meanness. 
 Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 5 

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Meanings of conceive how in English