What is the difference between "concept" and "conception"?
I am very confused to use them.
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A concept is an idea, a way of thinking, or something like a product in development that is "just a concept".
Conception is the act of conceiving things (the related verb) and can also refer to the impregnation of a woman.
So you could, theoretically, study the concept of conception.
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Conception = understanding
It is beyond my conception (or understanding).
A concept = notion; an idea
I have no idea how describe it.
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