rare. [f. CONCEIVE + -MENT.] = CONCEPTION.
1611. Heywood, Gold. Age, III. Wks. 1874, III. 40. Robbe me of the true ability of my direct conceiuements.
1728. R. Morris, Ess. Anct. Archit., 89. To give you an intelligible Conceivement of the Value of Antiquity.
1849. Tait’s Mag., XVI. 99. His mind’s conceivement lives.
