Conceive
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 88
kon-seV", v. t. [-ceived (-sevd'), -ceiving.] To receive into the womb and breed: to form in the mind, as a purpose; to picture to the imagination, understand, believe, think. — v. i. To become pregnant; to have a conceptiun, idea, ur up in i on; to think. — Conceivable, a. Imaginable. — Conceiv'ablene , n. — ConceivSbly, adv. — Concept, kon's ept, n. An abstract general conception. — Conception, -sepShun, n. Act of conceiving; state of being conceived; formation in the mind ot an image, idea, etc.; apprehension; image, etc., formed; notiun; a universal; power or faculty of forming an idea in the mind.; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 88
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