conception
Pronunciation: [kənˈsɛpʃən]
Word
Context: “idea”
(noun) an idea or a thought about something. It's like when you think of a new way to build a Lego castle or a story you want to write. This is your conception of that idea.
Example
Her conception of the project was very creative and exciting.
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His conception of the plan was too complicated and not practical.
Example
What is your conception of a perfect day?
Context: “pregnancy”
(noun) the moment when a baby starts to grow inside a mother. This happens when a sperm meets an egg, and it’s the beginning of life.
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After months of trying, they were thrilled to discover the conception of their baby.
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Unfortunately, they faced difficulties with conception and were feeling sad about it.
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Do you know when conception usually happens?
Context: “belief”
(noun) a belief or understanding about a certain topic. It's like when you have your own idea about what makes a good friend.
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Her conception of friendship includes trust and support.
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His conception of success was far from what most people believe.
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How does your conception of family differ from others?
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