notion — a conception or belief about something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a conception or belief about something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnoʊʃən/
Korean meaning: 개념, 관념, 생각
Korean pronunciation: 노-션 (강세: 노)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother has the bizarre notion that smartphones can read her mind.
- The notion of working from home seemed impossible until the pandemic hit.
- He had the ridiculous notion that he could become famous by eating 100 hamburgers on YouTube.
notion
NOUN//ˈnoʊʃən//
a conception or belief about something
a conception or belief about something
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By the ocean comes a notion about human emotion!
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Origin
From Latin 'notio' meaning 'a conception or idea,' derived from 'notus' (known), the past participle of 'noscere' (to know). The word entered Middle English through Old French.
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“My grandmother has the bizarre notion that smartphones can read her mind.”
“The notion of working from home seemed impossible until the pandemic hit.”
“He had the ridiculous notion that he could become famous by eating 100 hamburgers on YouTube.”
“The notion of equality should be fundamental in any democratic society.”
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