Conceive ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Conceive ( verb )

1. Form an idea or impression of in the mind.
2. Become pregnant with (a child).
3. Devise or invent (something).

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french conceivre, from latin concipere, from con- "together" + capere "take". .

Examples:

1. She was unable to conceive a child.
2. He had never conceived of such a plan before.
3. She conceived of a new way to organize the data.
4. He could not conceive of a reason why she would do such a thing.
5. She was unable to conceive the idea of living without him.

(As a verb)

Conceive ( verb )

1. Form an idea or impression of in the mind.
2. Become pregnant with (a child).
3. Devise or invent (something).

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french conceivre, from latin concipere, from con- "together" + capere "take". .

Examples:

1. She was unable to conceive a child.
2. He had never conceived of such a plan before.
3. She conceived of a new way to organize the data.
4. He could not conceive of a reason why she would do such a thing.
5. She was unable to conceive the idea of living without him.