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conceivingverbpresent participle of conceive to form a mental picture ofit takes an idealist to conceive a world without war, and an activist to make it happen conceiting(chiefly dialect), conjuring (up), dreaming, envisaging, envisioning, fancying, fantasizing, fantasying, featuring, ideating, imaging, imagining, picturing, seeing, visioning, visualizing daydreaming, stargazinghallucinatingre-creating(or recreating), reflecting, reliving, reminiscingcontemplating, meditating, musing, pondering, ruminatingconcocting, fabricating, inventing, making up, manufacturing, planning, projectingforeseeing, prefiguring to have a clear idea ofI cannot conceive the reason for such pointless vandalism appreciating, apprehending, assimilating, beholding, catching, catching on (to), cognizing, compassing, comprehending, cottoning (to or on to), deciphering, decoding, digging, discerning, getting, grasping, grokking, intuiting, knowing, making, making out, perceiving, recognizing, registering, savvying, seeing, seizing, sensing, tumbling (to), twigging, understanding absorbing, digesting, taking inrealizingfathoming, penetrating, piercing picking up on missing misapprehending, misconceiving, misconstruing, misinterpreting, misperceiving, misreading, mistaking, misunderstanding to have as an opinionI just can't conceive that he would have lied allowing(chiefly Southern & Midland), believing, considering, deeming, esteeming, feeling, figuring, guessing, holding, imagining, judging, reckoning(chiefly dialect), supposing, thinking regarding, viewingaccepting, perceivingdepending, relying, trustingassuming, presuming, presupposing, surmisingconcluding, deducing, inferring distrusting, doubting, mistrusting, questioning, suspectingdisbelieving, discrediting, rejecting |