Conceptual

Etymology
From conceptualis:, from  conceptus:, perfect passive participle of concipio:; see concept and -al.

Adjective

 * Of, or relating to concepts or mental conception; existing in the imagination
 * We defined a conceptual model before designing the real thing.
 * The repeated exposure, over decades, to most taxa here treated has resulted in repeated modifications of both diagnoses and discussions, as initial ideas of the various taxa underwent—often repeated—conceptual modification.
 * Of, or relating to conceptualism
 * Of, or relating to conceptualism

Derived terms

 * aconceptual
 * conceptually
 * conceptual model
 * conceptual art
 * conceptual graph
 * conceptual network

Related terms

 * concept
 * conceptualism

Thesaurus
bright, cerebral, cogitative, cognitive, concentrating, concentrative, conceptive, conceptualized, contemplating, contemplative, creative, deliberating, deliberative, discursive, endopsychic, esemplastic, excogitating, fanciful, fecund, fertile, germinal, ideal, ideational, ideative, ideological, imaginative, ingenious, inspired, intellectual, intelligent, internal, introspective, inventive, knowing, meditating, meditative, mental, museful, musing, noetic, noological, not so dumb, notional, original, originative, pensive, phrenic, pondering, pregnant, prehensive, productive, prolific, psychic, psychologic, rational, reasonable, reasoning, reflecting, reflective, ruminant, ruminating, ruminative, sane, seminal, sensible, serious, shaping, sober, sophic, speculative, spiritual, strong-minded, subjective, teeming, theoretical, thinking, thought, thoughtful, understanding, visioned, wistful

Translations

 * Bulgarian: умозрителен
 * Catalan: conceptual
 * Dutch: conceptueel


 * Finnish: käsite-, käsitteellinen, ajatuksellinen
 * French: conceptuel


 * Catalan: conceptual


 * Finnish: konseptualistinen