Definition of conceptual in English:

conceptual

adjective kənˈsɛptʃʊəlkənˈsɛp(t)ʃ(u)əl

Relating to or based on mental concepts.
（与）概念（有关）的；概念上的
philosophy deals with conceptual difficulties
哲学处理概念上的难题。
Example sentencesExamples
- The experimental evidence and conceptual basis for the existence of specific intelligences is weak.
- Ex-art teacher and university lecturer Mr Walsh is a conceptual print artist.
- Our latter evolution as human beings has been driven by our capacity for conceptual thought.
- Our discussions ranged from the conceptual to the incredibly practical.
- The radical conceptual design by leading architect Will Alsop may not be quite what residents imagined.
- All works use painting as their primary medium and share a conceptual theme of land and landscape.
- Such is the absurdity of attempting to move a conceptual framework from one country to another.
- It is partial in thinking and lacks conceptual clarity and an integral vision.
- It never migrates into some purely conceptual realm, a pure dictionary-like definition.
- Marx taught us to look at ideologies or conceptual frameworks, and to ask of them, who do they serve?
- Whatever be its conceptual base, what does the duty of reasonable care and skill of a bank encompass?
- Kant believed that the parts of concepts are grasped through a mental process of conceptual analysis.
- To date they have participated in developing the basic conceptual framework for the plan.
- He therefore makes an important conceptual distinction between real men and masculinities.
- In my view, the distinction between factual and conceptual questions is fraught with problems.
- It prefers the local to the foreign, the simple to the subtle, the emotional to the conceptual.
- The choice is based on conceptual knowledge concerning cars, people, and driving.
- Third, we need conceptual clarity on the type of crime we wish to see reduced.
- As a result it often gets taught by non-physicists whose conceptual grasp of the subject is superficial.
- I don't know about you but I feel that I lack the conceptual tools to keep on thinking.
Synonyms
theoretical, notional, philosophical, unpragmatic, hypothetical, speculative, conjectural, conjectured, suppositional, putative

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin conceptualis, from Latin concept- 'conceived', from the verb concipere (see concept).

Rhymes

perceptual

Definition of conceptual in US English:

conceptual

adjectivekənˈsep(t)SH(o͞o)əlkənˈsɛp(t)ʃ(u)əl

Relating to or based on mental concepts.
（与）概念（有关）的；概念上的
philosophy deals with conceptual difficulties
哲学处理概念上的难题。
Example sentencesExamples
- Such is the absurdity of attempting to move a conceptual framework from one country to another.
- He therefore makes an important conceptual distinction between real men and masculinities.
- Whatever be its conceptual base, what does the duty of reasonable care and skill of a bank encompass?
- It never migrates into some purely conceptual realm, a pure dictionary-like definition.
- It prefers the local to the foreign, the simple to the subtle, the emotional to the conceptual.
- As a result it often gets taught by non-physicists whose conceptual grasp of the subject is superficial.
- The radical conceptual design by leading architect Will Alsop may not be quite what residents imagined.
- It is partial in thinking and lacks conceptual clarity and an integral vision.
- Third, we need conceptual clarity on the type of crime we wish to see reduced.
- I don't know about you but I feel that I lack the conceptual tools to keep on thinking.
- In my view, the distinction between factual and conceptual questions is fraught with problems.
- The experimental evidence and conceptual basis for the existence of specific intelligences is weak.
- Ex-art teacher and university lecturer Mr Walsh is a conceptual print artist.
- Our latter evolution as human beings has been driven by our capacity for conceptual thought.
- To date they have participated in developing the basic conceptual framework for the plan.
- The choice is based on conceptual knowledge concerning cars, people, and driving.
- Marx taught us to look at ideologies or conceptual frameworks, and to ask of them, who do they serve?
- All works use painting as their primary medium and share a conceptual theme of land and landscape.
- Kant believed that the parts of concepts are grasped through a mental process of conceptual analysis.
- Our discussions ranged from the conceptual to the incredibly practical.
Synonyms
theoretical, notional, philosophical, unpragmatic, hypothetical, speculative, conjectural, conjectured, suppositional, putative

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin conceptualis, from Latin concept- ‘conceived’, from the verb concipere (see concept).

词汇	conceptual
释义	Definition of conceptual in English: conceptual adjective kənˈsɛptʃʊəlkənˈsɛp(t)ʃ(u)əl Relating to or based on mental concepts. （与）概念（有关）的；概念上的 philosophy deals with conceptual difficulties 哲学处理概念上的难题。 Example sentencesExamples The experimental evidence and conceptual basis for the existence of specific intelligences is weak. Ex-art teacher and university lecturer Mr Walsh is a conceptual print artist. Our latter evolution as human beings has been driven by our capacity for conceptual thought. Our discussions ranged from the conceptual to the incredibly practical. The radical conceptual design by leading architect Will Alsop may not be quite what residents imagined. All works use painting as their primary medium and share a conceptual theme of land and landscape. Such is the absurdity of attempting to move a conceptual framework from one country to another. It is partial in thinking and lacks conceptual clarity and an integral vision. It never migrates into some purely conceptual realm, a pure dictionary-like definition. Marx taught us to look at ideologies or conceptual frameworks, and to ask of them, who do they serve? Whatever be its conceptual base, what does the duty of reasonable care and skill of a bank encompass? Kant believed that the parts of concepts are grasped through a mental process of conceptual analysis. To date they have participated in developing the basic conceptual framework for the plan. He therefore makes an important conceptual distinction between real men and masculinities. In my view, the distinction between factual and conceptual questions is fraught with problems. It prefers the local to the foreign, the simple to the subtle, the emotional to the conceptual. The choice is based on conceptual knowledge concerning cars, people, and driving. Third, we need conceptual clarity on the type of crime we wish to see reduced. As a result it often gets taught by non-physicists whose conceptual grasp of the subject is superficial. I don't know about you but I feel that I lack the conceptual tools to keep on thinking. Synonyms theoretical, notional, philosophical, unpragmatic, hypothetical, speculative, conjectural, conjectured, suppositional, putative Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin conceptualis, from Latin concept- 'conceived', from the verb concipere (see concept). Rhymes perceptual Definition of conceptual in US English: conceptual adjectivekənˈsep(t)SH(o͞o)əlkənˈsɛp(t)ʃ(u)əl Relating to or based on mental concepts. （与）概念（有关）的；概念上的 philosophy deals with conceptual difficulties 哲学处理概念上的难题。 Example sentencesExamples Such is the absurdity of attempting to move a conceptual framework from one country to another. He therefore makes an important conceptual distinction between real men and masculinities. Whatever be its conceptual base, what does the duty of reasonable care and skill of a bank encompass? It never migrates into some purely conceptual realm, a pure dictionary-like definition. It prefers the local to the foreign, the simple to the subtle, the emotional to the conceptual. As a result it often gets taught by non-physicists whose conceptual grasp of the subject is superficial. The radical conceptual design by leading architect Will Alsop may not be quite what residents imagined. It is partial in thinking and lacks conceptual clarity and an integral vision. Third, we need conceptual clarity on the type of crime we wish to see reduced. I don't know about you but I feel that I lack the conceptual tools to keep on thinking. In my view, the distinction between factual and conceptual questions is fraught with problems. The experimental evidence and conceptual basis for the existence of specific intelligences is weak. Ex-art teacher and university lecturer Mr Walsh is a conceptual print artist. Our latter evolution as human beings has been driven by our capacity for conceptual thought. To date they have participated in developing the basic conceptual framework for the plan. The choice is based on conceptual knowledge concerning cars, people, and driving. Marx taught us to look at ideologies or conceptual frameworks, and to ask of them, who do they serve? All works use painting as their primary medium and share a conceptual theme of land and landscape. Kant believed that the parts of concepts are grasped through a mental process of conceptual analysis. Our discussions ranged from the conceptual to the incredibly practical. Synonyms theoretical, notional, philosophical, unpragmatic, hypothetical, speculative, conjectural, conjectured, suppositional, putative Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin conceptualis, from Latin concept- ‘conceived’, from the verb concipere (see concept).
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