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conceive /con·ceive/ (kon-sēv´) 1. to become pregnant. 2. take in, grasp, or form in the mind.
conceive [kənsēv′] Etymology: L, concipere, to take together to become pregnant. conceive to become pregnant. |
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The Emma Lazarus Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs collected sixty thousand signatures, calling on the government to endorse these measures because "the conceivability of genocide against minority groups, here in our own country, particularly against the Black people can not be wholly discounted. |
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