conception

She was not a woman in the habit of reasoning, and had no conception of the difficulties in his way.

My conception of the love of God lacked just that quality—intensity.

It is just because she has no conception of what she is about!

Young Ried had no conception of the sacrifice for which he had asked.

I wonder if you have the least conception of how those boys looked?

Shakespeare should never have used this incident; it is a blot on his conception.

He has no conception of what to do, and his folly is to feign folly.

There is no effacing that conception from the New Testament.

With that conception of the two men in his mind, he began to write his play.

This is the Dutch conception of a welcome after five months!