notion
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- noun
- /ˈnoʊʃən/
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idea
- The respondents overwhelmingly rejected the notion that interdisciplinarity is best left to senior researchers.
- support the notion
- preconceived notions
- traditional notions
Let's define the notion of time like.
- Let's define the notion of time like.
- But it's important to realize that this notion of strength was basic.
- So we've had this notion of AI for a long time.
- And so they have this false notion of feeling protected by him.
- And I think you so nailed it with the notion of context.
- So trying to embrace that notion is, is, is quite exciting.
- And they also mentioned the notion of responsibility to protect.
- Look, this all comes back to the notion of the superstar CEO.
- There's something about this notion that feels like failure to me.
- And here he comes back to the notion of the phobogenic.
- And So what happens to you in this notion is we settle.
Examples
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She held the notion that everyone deserves a second chance in life.
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The notion of teamwork is essential in building a successful company.
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But it's important to realize that this notion of strength was basic.
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My point is, you know, the very notion that children should lead.
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Despite the popularity of this notion, there is little evidence to support this idea.
Academic text (2012) -
Now we're going to discuss the notion of continuity.
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So I think this notion is partly right.
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Your entire being is invested with this notion of self.
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When lean is discussed, the patient's notion of value is rarely the focus of the conversation.
Academic text (2015) -
The ready made defied the notion that art must be beautiful.
Synonyms
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1.0
A thought or plan formed in the mind
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1.5
A personal opinion or belief about something
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A person's view about something
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1.0
A natural ability to understand or do something
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1.1
A feeling that something is true even without proof
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4.5
An idea you get after seeing many examples, like freedom
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A quick idea you form about someone or something
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An idea or plan someone forms in their mind
Compounds
How Developed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Notion comes from the Latin root nosco, which means 'to know'. Think of a notion as a small piece of knowing—a little idea or opinion—so the word today means a simple idea or belief.