What is another word for conceptualize?

Pronunciation: [kənsˈɛpt͡ʃuːə͡lˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

Conceptualize is a verb that means to form an idea, concept or plan in one's mind. There are several synonyms that can be used in place of conceptualize such as envision, imagine, visualize, conceive, ideate, perceive and speculate. These words denote the same meaning in different contexts, with each term providing a unique flavor to the action of conceptualizing. Envisioning can be used when thinking about the future, while imagining has more creative connotations. Visualize and conceive are more concrete, with the former indicating a visual representation in one's mind and the latter suggesting the birthing of a new idea. Ideate and speculate lean more towards the exploratory side of conceptualization, emphasizing experimentation, and contemplation.

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Usage examples for Conceptualize

It was such a handsome face that was his own, and was now pleasantly seen to be staring back at him; and yet staring at it as he was, he was trying to isolate the specific changes a simple year had made to the contour of his face, and attempt with blurred memories of himself instead of numbers to somehow devise a measurement so that he might conceptualize what havoc a year into the future would do not only to himself but also to that of every man's face.
"An Apostate: Nawin of Thais"
Steven Sills
Although this intersubjectivity is unmistakably known in experience, it is extremely difficult to conceptualize and convey it to others.
"Humanistic-Nursing"
Paterson, Josephine G.
This led to my deliberately and personally choosing to conceptualize a synthetic construct of "clinical."
"Humanistic-Nursing"
Paterson, Josephine G.

Famous quotes with Conceptualize

  • All the things we do to change the way we feel, the way the world looks and tastes: It’s all got to go. So courage is necessary. Courage to change yourself, the one thing you can change. Your attitude and actions. Neither the serenity nor the courage are available to you on your own; if they were, you would’ve found them by now—you’ve been pretty fastidious in your research. God, however you conceptualize him, will have to grant them to you. And whatever you conceptualize God as, with your human mind, your individual brain, made up of instinctive responses, training, and memories, however you conceptualize a power that’s beyond you and the decisions you’ve made so far, your conception will be extremely limited.Pray, then, for wisdom, wisdom to know the difference between things we can change and things we can’t.
    Russell Brand
  • We had a conversation the other day with Ming the Merciless, one of the preeminent villains of modern times, whose half-century-long struggle with his opposite number, Flash Gordon, has helped generations of Americans conceptualize the fearsome enchantments of space. We caught up with the veteran malefactor at the Volney, where he greeted us in a turquise-and-gold dressing gown, a black skullcap setting off his striking yellowish pallor. We immediately put our foot in it by addressing him as ”Mr. Ming” “I don’t want to be stuffy,” he said pleasantly, “but that’s Emperor Ming, if you don’t mind. ...”
    Donald Barthelme

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