Conceiving is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEIVING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCEIVE, to understand
• (of a woman) become pregnant
• form a mental representation of; imagine
• become affected by (a feeling)
• create (an embryo) by fertilizing an egg
• form or devise (a plan or idea) in the mind

Words related to CONCEIVING

conceive15 conceived17 conceives16 concipient16

Words that contain CONCEIVING

reconceiving20 misconceiving23 preconceiving23

How to use CONCEIVING in a sentence

• For this purpose he resorted to Germany, conceiving the police in that part of Europe to be more heavy and drowsy than elsewhere.
• Four imaginations are now employed in conceiving of a son or a brother in a distant land.
• We know darkness, which is nothing real, only by denying, and consequently by conceiving daylight, which is most real, and most positive.
• Conceiving a plan for the better management of the lead mines as a part of the public domain, he determined to visit Washington, to submit it to the government.
• In conceiving of a space of more than three dimensions we prove that our relation to God is not static, but dynamic.
• I grew up without conceiving any liking for vice, but a tendency to hatred was fostered.
• It is to judge the passage as though it were a separate composition, instead of conceiving it in the fulness of its relations to its surroundings in a stage-play.
• Conceiving himself called upon, as the intimate friend of the deceased, to pay this last tribute of respect to her memory, he appeared as one of the chief mourners.
• So I departed, conceiving myself to be superior to them for the same reason that I was superior to the politicians.
• Do they participate in the ideas, or do they merely resemble them? Parmenides shows that objections may be urged against either of these modes of conceiving the connection.
• The question of human immortality is the most momentous that the mind is capable of conceiving.
• The method of fire-making I kept to myself, rightly conceiving that so long as I preserved this secret my life would be spared.
• Then, conceiving the necessary lines to be drawn, the angle HKP, being in a semicircle, is a right angle.
• Such study will bear fruit of sure triumph in your conceiving a hidden import of a great drama.
• We must therefore simply assert that the Mother of God, as she was a virgin in conceiving Him and a virgin in giving Him birth, did she remain a virgin ever afterwards.
• Earl Stanhope conceiving this reflection was aimed at him, was seized with a transport of anger.
• In his speech he expressed his approval of that bill, conceiving it likely to produce the best effect in quieting the minds, and promoting the happiness of the Canadians.
• I cannot be blamed very much for conceiving a hope that this might prove true.
• So conceiving them he tends to see them as less conditioned than they ordinarily are in their earthly progress by the resistance of statute and habit.
• Richards, her father, made the acquaintance of John Nichols, conceiving for him a violent fancy, and finally securing him as a constant companion.
• Perpetual servile employments and subjection to an irrational society may render people incapable even of conceiving a liberal life.
• In other words, it is a signal for widening our view and for conceiving the object, not only vividly and with pause, but in an adequate historic setting.
• These again were under the orders of the wonderful man, the nameless genius, who, after conceiving the plan of this cathedral, directed the whole work.
• But even those strains which we do hear, assure us how far we are yet from conceiving the possibilities of life, of power, of beauty which are contained in them.
• If we can comprehend clearly how things operate upon one of our senses, there can be very little difficulty in conceiving in what manner they affect the rest.
• Being one conceiving that that one is that one is something.
• It struck him with one brilliant flash, and he could not refrain from admiring his own genius in conceiving the idea.
• What they might have done if Reverdy had not managed them out of the kindness of his heart and with a certain adroitness is past conceiving.
• Felicien is incapable of conceiving a work on a large scale, of broad effects, of fitting characters harmoniously in a plot which develops till it reaches a climax.

Similar words containing NCEIV without suffix ing and without prefix co

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