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concept
/ˈkɒn.sɛpt/
The word "concept" is most often used as a countable noun. You can have "a concept" or "many concepts." When referring to an abstract idea, it is often used with the preposition "of" (e.g., "the concept of time"). In business and design, "concept" often refers to a first draft or a prototype that is not yet finished, such as a "concept car."
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I've had an epiphany. The concept of 'offices' is just a mental cage.
Please stop. Just sign off on the payroll before we run out of cash.
Meanings
An abstract idea; a general notion or a conceptual framework.
"The concept of free will is central to many philosophical debates."
A plan or intention, especially one that is preliminary or experimental.
"The designers presented a new concept for the electric vehicle's interior."