0 present participle of conceive
1 to imagine something:
2 to invent a plan or an idea:
He conceived the plot for this film while he was still a student.
The exhibition was conceived by the museum's director.
One counterintuitive result of this model is that parents do not benefit a person by conceiving her.
Several authors have suggested that the probability of conceiving male offspring, p(m), may decline across the fertile period.
I am not conceiving of a world which would rule out the necessity of divine omnipotence or benevolence.
It is unclear who is conceiving the whole and keeping the purpose in mind.
Large companies from all sectors of the economy started conceiving of themselves as user companies of services.
Fortunately, this way of conceiving of the statutory example is artificial.
And this way of conceiving of nature is built into our concept of a miracle.
In contrast, it does seem that at age 40, those conceiving may have coital rates appreciably higher than other women.
