Conceive - Law Dictionary Search Results
Conceiver
One who conceives
Conceivable
Capable of being conceived imagined or understood
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Inconceivable
Not conceivable incapable of being conceived by the mind not explicable by the human intellect or by any known principles or agencies incomprehensible as
Enwomb
To conceive in the womb
Misconceive
To conceive wrongly to interpret incorrectly to receive a false notion of to misunderstand to misjudge to misapprehend
Preconceive
To conceive or form an opinion of beforehand to form a previous notion or idea of
Conceptious
Apt to conceive fruitful
made up
formed or conceived by the imagination not true as a made up story
Fancied
Formed or conceived by the fancy unreal as a fancied wrong
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