Conceptions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEPTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CONCEPTION, the process of becoming pregnant involving fertilization or implantation or both
• the way in which something is perceived or regarded
• an abstract idea; a concept
• a plan or intention
• ability to imagine; understanding
• the action of conceiving a child or of one being conceived
• the forming or devising of a plan or idea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the process of becoming pregnant involving fertilization or implantation or both; embryo, fetus; beginning

Words related to CONCEPTIONS

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Words that contain CONCEPTIONS

reconceptions19 misconceptions22 preconceptions22

How to use CONCEPTIONS in a sentence

• The two incidents are drastic, concrete illustrations of the gulf which separates British and German conceptions of right and wrong.
• But until something sets our mind in motion it can rest very comfortably in partial conceptions, without following them out to their results.
• If he had not the divination to originate, he showed transcendent ability in appropriating and making his own the worthy conceptions of others.
• Every one knows how largely the idea of rest has entered into our common conceptions of the future.
• The more powerful provinces insisted on the adoption of their time-honored conceptions.
• Any and every comparison is applicable only to His creatures, and all conceptions of association are conceptions that belong solely to those that serve Him.
• Some of the Biblical conceptions of the Deity may be found inadequate, but Nature and the human soul are full of His presence and glow with His inspirations.
• The influence of these foreign conceptions and especially of their representation in art is best seen in Indian Buddhism.
• Of course, therefore, all the ordinary unscientific conceptions of how plants feed are absolutely erroneous.
• It would be a curious question to inquire how far these old and ingrained Etruscan ideas may have helped to modify and colour the gentler conceptions of primitive Christianity.
• Such words usually refer either to abstract conceptions for which the English language had no suitable expression, or to the accurate terminology of the advanced sciences.
• Similar conceptions have been embodied in the ecclesiastical doctrine which has generally prevailed in Christendom.
• They detest nothing so much as any attempt to lead them to higher spiritual conceptions of the deities whom they profess to worship.
• The different early Christian conceptions may be found in him.
• The conceptions of the stellar universe, except those that ignored the solid ground of observation, were limited by the small aperture of the human eye.
• This object, developed from abstract conceptions, but which is also the one aimed at in a great many cases in reality, we shall, in the first place, examine in this reality.
• All of our moral conceptions are purely of social origin and hence not instinctive in human life, and are forever giving way to the instincts on which Nature depends.
• It met exactly all my previous conceptions of a disorderly flight.
• Then only is he tending toward his own destiny, while he seeks for knowledge and virtue, for the will of his Maker, and for just conceptions of his own duty.
• Here were conceptions that made no demands on his imaginative power.
• There were various theories and conceptions of history.
• If savage nomadic Israel had the higher religious conceptions proved to exist among several of the lowest known races, these conceptions might be revived by a leader of genius.
• It only gives us finite conceptions and formulas about the Infinite.
• It is surprising how few are the original conceptions that have sprung from the human mind.
• They are the conceptions of a very rich imagination, and contain many pictures which, if untrue to nature, are still extremely vivid.

Similar words containing NCEPTION without suffix s and without prefix co

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