Proception
1. A process by which ones experiences and encounters with the environment and behaviors, change their ideas and thoughts.
2. A process of developing new ideas through intentional interaction with the physical world and human behaviors.
3. A combination or the words process and conception.
2. A process of developing new ideas through intentional interaction with the physical world and human behaviors.
3. A combination or the words process and conception.
The basis for the new product was a proception that was heavily influenced by wasteful consumption.
Procept
A literal or existing object in reality.
1. When in a discussion about the fabric of reality, we usually denote the universe's proceptual contents such as matter and energy.
2. In apathy to your fantastic concepts of Superman learning kung fu, procepts of men who have otherworldly powers do not exist.
2. In apathy to your fantastic concepts of Superman learning kung fu, procepts of men who have otherworldly powers do not exist.