To conceive; imagine; think; suppose; form an idea of.
Reflexively, to imagine; fancy; think; believe: implying error.
To cause to imagine.
To form a notion; have an opinion; conceive.
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That which is conceived, imagined, or formed in the mind; conception; idea; thought; image.
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The faculty of conceiving; understanding; apprehension.
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Opinion; estimation; view or belief.
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An undue opinion; a baseless fancy; a crotchety notion.
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An exaggerated estimate of one's own mental ability, or of the importance or value of what one has done; an overvaluation of one's own acuteness, wit, learning, etc.; self-conceit: as, a man inflated with conceit.
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A witty, happy, or ingenious thought or expression; a quaint or humorous fancy; wit; humor; ingenuity; especially, in modern usage, a quaint or odd thought; a thought or expression intended to be striking or poetical, but rather far-fetched, insipid, or pedantic.
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A fanciful or ingenious device or invention.
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A trifle; a dainty; a kickshaw.
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Synonyms Vagary, whim, illusion.
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Pride, Vanity, etc. (see egotism), self-sufficiency, self-complacency.