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concept
noun as in idea
Strongest matches
approach, conception, image, notion, perception, theory, thought, view
Strong matches
abstraction, apprehension, brainchild, conceit, conceptualization, consideration, hypothesis, impression, intellection, slant, supposition, twist, wrinkle
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Example Sentences
And many say they haven't come across the concept of coffees made with ingredients like mushrooms and ashwagandha - a herb some people think helps with stress - before.
For one of his vibe checks, he used AI mode to ask for help explaining to his 7-year-old son the concept of lift force on an airplane.
Even so, the results present strong proof of concept that basic nutritional or pharmacological supplementation could reduce amyloid pathology and improve neurological health.
Psychologists who defend the tests argue questions like these are intended to assess parents' general knowledge and their understanding of concepts they might encounter in society.
A year later, that early structure has helped turn the concept of a plan into an increasingly established habit.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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