conceive
கருத்தரிக்க
definition
verb
she was conceived when her father was 49
become pregnant with (a child).
the dam project was originally conceived in 1977
form or devise (a plan or idea) in the mind.
translation of 'conceive'
கருது,
கருத்தரி,
மனத்தில் எண்ணங்கொள்
verb
கரு கொள்
example
Many women 'conceive' before they have any idea they are pregnant.
It doesn't take a great stretch of the imagination to 'conceive' of who ‘such people’ are.
If she does not 'conceive' naturally within 6-8 months, she should have tubal patency tests for the existing tube.
No single treatment will be successful for everyone, but research has shown that the following simple, inexpensive treatments can help women 'conceive' .
An Rh-negative mother and an Rh-positive father may 'conceive' a baby who inherits the father's Rh-positive blood type.
What sort of mind could possibly 'conceive' an idea like this?
If a woman can 'conceive' naturally when she is this age, how far should other women be assisted in pushing the boundaries of fertility?
Keep in mind that while women are pregnant, that's approximately 9 months that women cannot 'conceive' and bear another child.
One may 'conceive' of individual representations while abstracting from those physical repercussions which accompany them or follow them, but do not constitute them.
In a separate development, scientists have produced further evidence that smoking reduces the chances that a woman will 'conceive' .
And the wildest of imaginations could not 'conceive' of Iraq as a strategic threat to the world's only superpower.
we could not 'conceive' of such things happening to us
This question of how to 'conceive' of human mental capacities is a vexed one.
Being on the contraceptive pill does not reduce the chances of becoming pregnant later, and most women do 'conceive' from one month to one year or so after discarding contraceptives, she says.
Just because medical science has helped women 'conceive' later and later in life doesn't mean it's a good thing.
At its best, his show celebrates the capacity of our imagination to 'conceive' of, then rationalise, the ridiculous.
Nuharoo, Feng's wife, is outwardly pleasant, but when she cannot 'conceive' and learns Orchid is pregnant, she undermines her.
I don't really want to believe it, it requires an enormous mental leap to 'conceive' of all this stuff around me, the fabric of our society, is so fragile and ephemeral but this is what logic dictates.
This is because anything which is pain feels like pain, so we cannot imagine or 'conceive' of something that is really pain but does not feel like it.
Without exception, a woman can 'conceive' at no other time than this approximately two-hour period, easily determined if her birth data are known.
He then became the first to help post - menopausal women 'conceive' , prompting the Vatican to denounce his actions.
we could not 'conceive' of such things happening to us
Hume notes that we cannot imagine or 'conceive' of the negations of typical mathematical theorems, but this seems to be a weak hold on the necessity of mathematics.
The researchers believe the technique helps women 'conceive' who had been unable to do so because of defects in their eggs.
Certain genres have traditionally been 'conceived' as male territory, thereby limiting or repressing the expression of female writers.
He 'conceives' a great affection for his serving man, Joe Kelley, who delivers him frequent samples of Irish humor, while secretly plotting to frame Glenthorn as the ringleader of a tenant rebellion.
The tilted steel arches of the ljburg bridge in Amsterdam were 'conceived' to created a pair of outdoor ‘rooms’ marking the transition from old land to new.
It was the masons who originally 'conceived' the idea of a tightly-knit religious-intellectual sect, existing within yet apart from mainstream society.
So long as no English king 'conceived' the unrealistic ambition of conquering Scotland, there was no reason for that to change.
Floyd Levin is a businessman who 'conceived' an admiration for New Orleans jazz which led him to a parallel life as reporter, entrepreneur and jazz activist.
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