concept /konˈsept/

1. A thing thought of, a general notion
2. An idea, invention
3. (used attrib) denoting something new or innovatory of its kind

conceptacle /kən-sepˈtə-kl/ noun (obsolete)

1. A receptacle
2. A reproductive cavity

concepˈtion noun

1. The act of conceiving
2. The fertilization of an ovum
3. The formation, or power of forming in the mind, of a concept, plan, thought, etc
4. A concept
5. (often in negative expressions) a notion, thought, idea
6. A mere fancy (Shakespeare)
7. A plan

Concepˈtionist noun

A nun of an order founded in Portugal in 1489 in honour of the Immaculate Conception

concepˈtious adjective (Shakespeare)

Fruitful

concepˈtive or concepˈtional adjective

Capable of conceiving

concepˈtual adjective

Relating to conception or concepts

concepˈtualism noun

The doctrine in philosophy that universals exist only in the mind

concepˈtualist noun

conceptualisˈtic adjective

conceptualizāˈtion or conceptualisāˈtion noun

concepˈtualize or concepˈtualise transitive verb

To form a concept, idea, notion or mental picture of

1. To form concepts
2. To think abstractly

concepˈtually adverb

concepˈtus /-təs/ noun (pl concepˈtuses or (incorrectly) concepˈtī (the Classical L pl being conceptūs))

1. The products of conception
2. The developing fetus and surrounding tissue in the uterus

concept album noun

An album of recorded music in which each piece is linked to a common theme

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