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About 'conceive'
Can I say ' conceive A as B'? Or must I say 'conceive of A as B'?
Jul 21, 2014 3:38 AM
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"conceive of A as B" sounds better to me but "conceive A as B" is also possible though I think the meaning would not be the same. It would be easier to give a more certain answer if you would provide a concrete example. Can you provide some sample sentences illustrating the contexts in which you are planning to use this expression?
July 21, 2014
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