Associations to the word «Conceptualize»
Noun
- Continuum
- Metaphor
- Construct
- Framework
- Determinant
- Worldview
- Schema
- Stigma
- Ontology
- Competence
- Brahman
- Geographer
- Therapist
- Abstraction
- Trait
- Perspective
- Behavior
- Impairment
- Theorist
- Gender
- Anthropologist
- Dimension
- Concept
- Understanding
- Outcome
- Learner
- Cohort
- Context
- Model
- Cognition
- Motivation
- Globalization
- Perception
- Theory
- Sociologist
- Interaction
- Cate
- Racism
- Freud
- Capitalism
- Personality
- Orientation
- Trauma
- Psychologist
- Trajectory
- Analogy
- Rhetoric
- Approach
- Psychology
- Researcher
- Attachment
- Disability
- Workplace
- Psychotherapy
- Able
Adjective
- Cognitive
- Normative
- Conceptual
- Behavioral
- Interpersonal
- Developmental
- Causal
- Theoretical
- Contextual
- Subjective
- Relational
- Organizational
- Societal
- Perceptual
- Marxist
- Rhetorical
- Meaningful
- Empirical
- Linguistic
- Psychological
- Underlying
- Systemic
- Apocalyptic
- Sociological
- Ideological
- Discrete
- Socioeconomic
- Interdisciplinary
- Emotional
- Symbolic
- Semantic
- Social
Wiktionary
CONCEPTUALIZE, verb. To interpret a phenomenon by forming a concept
CONCEPTUALIZE, verb. To conceive the idea for something
Dictionary definition
CONCEPTUALIZE, verb. Have the idea for; "He conceived of a robot that would help paralyzed patients"; "This library was well conceived".
Wise words
Speak clearly, if you speak at all; carve every word before
you let it fall.