concept

Definition for concept

noun as in idea

Strongest matches

approach, conception, image, notion, perception, theory, thought, view

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abstraction, apprehension, brainchild, conceit, conceptualization, consideration, hypothesis, impression, intellection, slant, supposition, twist, wrinkle

Weak matches

big idea, brain wave, fool notion

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UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the concept of reparations for former colonial nations affected by slavery was "not about the transfer of cash".

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The "revolutionary" concept aims to attract regional and foreign visitors, encouraging longer stays and higher spending in the resort and the city, said Melco Resorts in a statement.

From BBC

The record features a carefully curated list of guest artists, providing backing vocals, or cameos, and this is when you remember that this is a concept piece.

From Salon

The Japanese concept of kō, or micro-seasons, reads like a fieldworker’s prayer: fish emerge from ice; farmers drain fields; last frost, rice seedlings grow.

From Salon

But the concept of guardianship, or 'wilaya', is central to Saudi culture.

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