| CONCEPTION | • conception n. The act of conceiving. • conception n. The state of being conceived; the beginning. • conception n. The fertilization of an ovum by a sperm to form a zygote. |
| CONCEPTIVE | • conceptive adj. Relating to conception (in all senses). • CONCEPTIVE adj. capable of conceiving, also CONCEPTIONAL. |
| DECEPTIBLE | • deceptible adj. (Obsolete) Capable of being deceived. • DECEPTIBLE adj. capable of being deceived; deceivable. |
| DECEPTIONS | • deceptions n. Plural of deception. • DECEPTION n. the act of deceiving. |
| DECEPTIOUS | • deceptious adj. (Obsolete) Tending to deceive. • DECEPTIOUS adj. (Shakespeare) deceitful. |
| DISCEPTING | • discepting v. Present participle of discept. • DISCEPT v. to dispute, debate. |
| EXCEPTIONS | • exceptions n. Plural of exception. • EXCEPTION n. the act of excepting; something that is excepted. |
| EXCEPTIOUS | • exceptious adj. (Obsolete) Apt to take exception, or to object; captious, complaining. • EXCEPTIOUS adj. (archaic) disposed to take exception. |
| INCEPTIONS | • inceptions n. Plural of inception. • INCEPTION n. a beginning. |
| INCEPTIVES | • inceptives n. Plural of inceptive. • INCEPTIVE n. an inceptive verb. |
| PERCEPTION | • perception n. The organisation, identification and interpretation of sensory information. • perception n. Conscious understanding of something. • perception n. Vision (ability). |
| PERCEPTIVE | • perceptive adj. Having or showing keenness of perception, insight, understanding, or intuition. • PERCEPTIVE adj. responsive to sensory stimuli. |
| PRECEPTIAL | • preceptial adj. (Obsolete) preceptive. • PRECEPTIAL adj. (Shakespeare) consisting of precepts, also PRECEPTIVE. |
| PRECEPTIVE | • preceptive adj. (Law) Of, pertaining to, or based on precepts. • preceptive adj. Instructive; didactic. • PRECEPTIVE adj. concerning rules of conduct, laws or precepts, also PRECEPTIAL. |
| RECEPTIBLE | • receptible adj. Receivable. • RECEPTIBLE adj. such as may be received. |
| RECEPTIONS | • receptions n. Plural of reception. • RECEPTION n. the act of receiving or of being received. |
| SCEPTICISM | • scepticism n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of skepticism. • SCEPTICISM n. the doctrine that no facts can be certainly known, also SKEPTICISM. |
| SUBCEPTION | • SUBCEPTION n. subliminal perception. |
| SUSCEPTIVE | • susceptive adj. Susceptible. • susceptive adj. Receptive. • SUSCEPTIVE adj. susceptible. |