To form an idea or general understanding of something; to think about something in abstract terms.
From 'concept' (from Latin 'conceptus' meaning 'thought') plus '-ualize' meaning 'to make or treat as.' British spelling (American is 'conceptualize').
When you conceptualise, you're doing what makes humans unique—turning experiences into abstract ideas you can share and build on, not just react to!
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