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What is another word for Conceptualization? – 136 Conceptualization Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    conceptualism idealization abstraction formulation notion perception idea thought imagination visualization mental image conception apprehension comprehension interpretation formulation theorization rationalization conceptual framework mental construct thinking reasoning cognition intellection cerebration rumination reflection contemplation pondering musing speculation theorizing abstracting generalizing universalizing particularizing concretizing symbolizing metaphorizing analogizing hypothesizing

    Meaning of Conceptualization

    The primary meaning of "Conceptualization" is the process of forming concepts or ideas.

    Definitions

    • The process of forming concepts or ideas, especially in relation to a particular subject or issue
    • * The act of interpreting or understanding something in a particular way, especially by relating it to other ideas or concepts

    Etymology of Conceptualization

    The word "Conceptualization" has its roots in the Latin words "conceptus" meaning "something conceived" and the suffix "-ization" which forms a noun indicating a process or action
    The term emerged in the mid-20th century, particularly in the fields of psychology, philosophy, and social sciences, to describe the process of forming and developing concepts and ideas

    Example Uses

    • The team's conceptualization of the new product was influenced by customer feedback and market trends
    • * The artist's conceptualization of the sculpture was based on her personal experiences and emotions
    • * The researcher's conceptualization of the theory was refined through extensive data analysis and peer review

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    concretization realization actualization materialization implementation execution practicality realism literalism factuality tangibility physicality substantiality solidity stability certainty definiteness clarity precision specificity particularity individuality uniqueness distinctness