Conceived

Pronunciation: /kənˈsivd/

Definitions of conceived

verb to form or devise a plan or idea in the mind

Example Sentences

A1 She conceived a brilliant idea for a new business.

A2 The architect conceived a unique design for the new building.

B1 The scientist conceived a groundbreaking theory that challenged existing beliefs.

B2 The artist conceived a masterpiece that captured the essence of the human experience.

C1 The inventor conceived a revolutionary technology that changed the way we live.

C2 The visionary leader conceived a bold plan to tackle global challenges.

Examples of conceived in a Sentence

formal The new project was meticulously conceived by the team of experts.

informal We conceived a brilliant plan to surprise our friend on her birthday.

slang I never would have conceived of such a wild idea on my own.

figurative The artist conceived a masterpiece that captured the essence of human emotion.

Grammatical Forms of conceived

• past tense: conceived
• plural: conceived
• comparative: more conceived
• superlative: most conceived
• present tense: conceive
• future tense: will conceive
• perfect tense: have conceived
• continuous tense: is conceiving
• singular: conceived
• positive degree: conceived
• infinitive: to conceive
• gerund: conceiving
• participle: conceived

Origin and Evolution of conceived

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'conceived' originated from the Latin word 'concipere', which means to take in, grasp, or comprehend.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'conceived' has evolved to not only refer to the act of becoming pregnant but also to the act of forming an idea or plan in one's mind.