conception
ಕಲ್ಪನಾ
definition
noun
an unfertilized egg before conception
the action of conceiving a child or of a child being conceived.
our conception of how language relates to reality
the way in which something is perceived or regarded.
translation of 'conception'
noun
ವಿಚಾರ
example
By kowtowing to the military's own 'conception' of its ability to handle matters of justice, the government leaves the military free to do as it likes.
Assessment of circumstances and 'conception' of plans springs from it.
When I got out of college, I had no 'conception' of failing.
Most people don't think about where their ideas come from, and don't have the slightest 'conception' of ideas like ‘context.’
Although not in so many words, no political theorist, Rihani largely subscribed to these propositions and to this 'conception' of the political.
I answered as best I could, but I didn't have the vocabulary to describe things he had no 'conception' of.
Sensory analysis often provides the tools necessary to guide the product development process from 'conception' through completion.
the time between a product's 'conception' and its launch
Abortion is the destruction of life after 'conception' and before birth, whereas infanticide is the killing of new-born babies.
At the anthropological level, Heidegger's philosophy consequently undermines any claim to universalism and any 'conception' of man as a "substantial" being.
an unfertilized egg before 'conception'
It analyses the visions which inspired reconstruction plans, examines their 'conception' and studies the visionaries, both ordinary citizens and the political elite.
They had no 'conception' of the depth of trauma suffered.
We have to have an ongoing, evolving, developing, strategic 'conception' of what the situation is in the country, and the world.
You could also consider other forms of assisted 'conception' such as egg donation or surrogacy.
The potential number of muscle cells present at maturity is largely established genetically at 'conception' , with their number completed by the time of birth.
In those instances where there is potential for fertilisation and 'conception' to occur, a variety of technologies are available to overcome infertility.
This deeply pained my friends, not because they particularly loved America, but because the activists had no 'conception' of Iraq's suffering under the dictator.
Like most Australians, I had no 'conception' of where these places were, other than ‘somewhere vaguely north of London’.
We should realize that this reliance on precedent is not necessarily due to an abstract 'conception' of ideal law, but also the result of the incentives faced by the judge.
In 1957 he wrote an important article attacking the idea that the logical 'conception' of probability could be a useful guide to the future.
It's only going to stop conception happening and 'conception' can be prevented numerous other ways so it's not going to do anything to prevent sexual abuse.
Patterson reminds us that a long philosophical tradition situates intention in the realm of the idea or 'conception' rather than the sphere of material execution.
The long and pronounced struggle of patriarchy against a feminist 'conception' of society is clearly apparent in the debates over the female office clerk.
the 'conception' of a balance of power
It's hard to imagine that his 'conception' of staunch realism will bear any resemblance to that of Robert Bresson.
The common throng had no 'conception' of his problems; all of them thought being a dictator was the end-all.
I defy anyone to provide hard, real-life evidence which would contradict the details of Glen's 'conception' and birth as depicted in these movies.
The Queen Anne's Act was a brilliant and amazingly durable piece of lawmaking, requiring a sophisticated 'conception' of what constitutes creative work or product of the mind.
And yet when Mr Braithwaite built his first sports boat back in the 1960s, he had no 'conception' of how the company would turn out.
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