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conceptions
noun as in understanding; idea
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noun as in beginning, birth
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Example Sentences
Steiner’s installation helps unravel perhaps the oldest, most powerful source of the problematic fusion of nature and womanhood in ordinary cultural conceptions.
There's evidence that new operas are overturning old conceptions and drawing in a wider audience.
It helps us understand our childhood conceptions of worth and by extension the way we love ourselves as Asian American adults more deeply.
Part of this romanticization also came from my conceptions of other popular music festivals, like Woodstock.
The 48-year-old Italian has been prominent on European stages for two decades, known for contemporary conceptions that on occasion cause controversy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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