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conceive

[kuhn-seev] / kənˈsiv /




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When he first conceived of the show nearly a decade ago, ChatGPT didn’t exist.

From Salon

It was conceived in recognition of the veterans' issue, which has re-surfaced on the green benches as the new bill begins its passage.

From BBC

It’s hard to conceive of a less efficient way to return resources to households.

From MarketWatch

But Daley said that the alignments were less expressly conceived for the film than “coincidentally obvious” based on the way all fictional characters tend to be written.

From New York Times

In preparation for the role, she spoke to relatives about her family’s connection to the genocide and discovered that her great-grandmother had been conceived in a German-run concentration camp.

From New York Times