conception in Latin
conception in Latin is conceptio — conception means the moment an egg is fertilized, marking the start of a pregnancy.
conception in Latin
conceptio
The power or faculty of apprehending of forming an idea in the mind; the power of recalling a past sensation or perception; the ability to form mental abstractions.
What does "conception" mean?
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noun The moment an egg is fertilized, marking the start of a pregnancy.
"The nurse explained how conception occurs when a sperm meets an egg."
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noun An idea, plan, or mental image of how something works or should be.
"Most children have only a vague conception of how money works."
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conception in a sentence
- The nurse explained how conception occurs when a sperm meets an egg.
- A healthy lifestyle before conception can improve the chances of a smooth pregnancy.
- Most children have only a vague conception of how money works.
- His conception of justice differed sharply from hers.
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What is "conception" in Latin?
"conception" in Latin is conceptio. conception means: The moment an egg is fertilized, marking the start of a pregnancy.
How do you use "conception" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse explained how conception occurs when a sperm meets an egg." In Latin, "conception" is conceptio.
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