Synonym: belief, idea, impression, opinion, sentiment, thought, understanding, view. Similar words: motion, promotion, negotiation, option, action, nation, section, edition. Meaning: ['nəʊʃn] 
n. 1. a vague idea in which some confidence is placed 2. a general inclusive concept 3. an odd or fanciful or capricious idea 4. (usually plural) small personal articles or clothing or sewing items.
n. 1. a vague idea in which some confidence is placed 2. a general inclusive concept 3. an odd or fanciful or capricious idea 4. (usually plural) small personal articles or clothing or sewing items. 
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(61) Maybe Lou's notion wasn't so crazy after all.
(62) The notion of required disclosure was still years away.
(63) Florin dismissed any notion of martial law-like conditions prevailing.
(64) This notion is a deeply entrenched article of faith.
(65) These two fine packages should dispel that notion.
(66) This notion merely induced derisive laughter.
(67) In this paper we explicitly consider sociological factors, namely social custom, and the notion of individual commitment.
(68) Even in such a brief survey of this notion of contradiction two things become clear.
(69) My notion is that the complicated issue of welfare is the biggest problem facing this nation and this society at this time.
(70) This was an infinitely old notion, going back to the early Bronze Age.
(71) The result is that any notion of musical futurism has fallen into abeyance.
(72) They were highly competitive, didn't belong to trade unions and lacked any notion of worker solidarity.
(73) This notion of a criterion could be used to show the argument from analogy to be unnecessary.
(74) It was only towards the end of the colonial period that the notion of a public corporation was raised.
(75) This is isolation and, in the broader context, the notion of what it means to be an island.
(76) It suddenly seems as peculiar a notion as the balance of one's mind.
(77) The notion of transparent reporting which can be understood by the untutored layman is a chimera.
(78) The 1977 Homicide Act introduced the notion of diminished responsibility, which reduces a charge of murder to manslaughter.
(79) That notion is quite compatible with a certain residue of benevolent despotism exercised by Tory squires.
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(80) Contractual obligations are distinguished from other legal obligations because of this fundamental notion of agreement.
(81) The notion that spending and taxation would be balanced over some notional trade cycle was never realistic politics.
(82) Without a clear notion of these two relationships, there may be no opportunity to proceed further.
(83) He formulated the notion to elucidate the particular problem of how scientific ideas become represented in popular consciousness.
(84) We must forget the notion that the highest intellectual achievement is that of specialized and detailed knowledge.
(85) Horton dismisses any notion that his students are being bribed to stay in school.
(86) Still, I comforted myself with the notion that I wasn't a coffee junkie.
(87) The theory uses the notion of a possible world in order to give its account of truth conditions for subjunctive conditionals.
(88) Conservative propagandists have sold taxpayers on the notion that welfare recipients are ingrates dependent on wasteful programs perpetuating idleness.
(89) I hope to disabuse you of the notion that all employees are lazy.
(90) The notion of level in a hierarchy can be construed in two different ways.
More similar words: motion, promotion, negotiation, option, action, nation, section, edition, auction, question, fiction, portion, mention, zonation, abortion, adoption, equation, relation, function, sanction, reduction, location, addition, reaction, fraction, formation, operation, position, national, election.