conceiver

Meanings

• A person who creates or devises a plan, idea, or product.

  - "The conceiver of this project is a renowned engineer."
  - "The conceiver of the new iPhone was awarded the Design of the Year award."
  - "The conceiver of the theory of relativity was a groundbreaking physicist."

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Rhymes

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conceive , perceive , deceive , receive

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Homophones

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1. concealer
   

2. conceiver
   

3. concept
   

4. conquer
   

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Variants

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conceive , conceived , conceiver , conceivers , conceives , conceiving

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Forms

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conceiver (verb), conceiver (noun), conceive (verb), conceive (noun)

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Etymology

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The term 'conceiver' is derived from the Latin word 'concipere', which means 'to take in, to conceive, to create, to bring forth'. The term has been used in English since the 15th century.

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Related Concepts

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1. Innovator: An individual who introduces new ideas, methods, or products.

2. Creator: An individual who brings something new into existence, such as a work of art, a technological invention, or a new business venture.

3. Designer: An individual who creates a plan or blueprint for a product, service, or system, and oversees its implementation.

4. Entrepreneur: An individual who creates a new business venture and assumes the financial risk in order to realize a profit.

5. Inventor: An individual who creates a new product, process, or device through invention and innovation.

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Culture

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In various cultures, the term 'conceiver' has been used to refer to individuals who have brought forth innovative ideas, plans, or products. In ancient Greece, the term 'poietes', which means 'maker' or 'creator', was used to refer to the conceiver of a play or a work of literature. In medieval Europe, the term 'inventor', which means 'finder' or 'discoverer', was used to refer to the conceiver of a new invention or a technological innovation. In modern times, the term 'conceiver' is used more broadly to refer to individuals who have brought forth innovative ideas, plans, or products, regardless of the field or industry.

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