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Meanings of conception (conceptions) in English
An abstract or general idea inferred or derived from specific instances.
Usage of conceptions in English
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Moreover, this convergence is beginning to change our very conceptions of work.
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New conceptions of the old watchwords of life are in the air.
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The conceptions of the common people in regard to deity are chaotic.
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The Occidental and Oriental conceptions of the trinity are, however, not identical.
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Their conceptions of divinity were framed in accordance with these general habits.
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Heart helpfulness is to enter into the fundamental conceptions of our living.
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Such are the principal conceptions that may be formed of the unconscious.
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There is, however, no clearness in the religious conceptions of the Chinese.
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In the torrent of fervid conceptions, I lost sight of my purpose.
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These changes give the history of development of the same original conceptions.
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We see in it higher conceptions of religion struggling out of lower.
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A general policy of negation colors our conceptions of ethics and religion.
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The philosophical conceptions of the members of this Assembly seem rudimentary enough.
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The conceptions of a Vauban could determine the issue of a campaign.
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He banishes his false conceptions of the grandeur of the human mind.
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But in the northern development of his system, theistic conceptions sprang up.
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Conceptions through the time
Conceptions across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare