In lexical words, an intensifier can be inserted as an intensifier. Tmesis is used to describe this construction. And yes, expletives are very often used as intensifiers here.

The word “whatsoever” is also found in others like “howsoever”, etc. , which are now words, which are now words in their own right.

What are the rules about where we stick the intensifier, based on prosody in English. We don’t find * unbe-fucking-believevable but we do find abso-fucking-lutely. What are some interesting things about the idea of non-whole (or, a whole) parts other people share?

In lexical words, an intensifier can be inserted as an intensifier. Tmesis is used to describe this construction. And yes, expletives are very often used as intensifiers here.

The word “whatsoever” is also found in others like “howsoever”, etc. , which are now words, which are now words in their own right.

What are the rules about where we stick the intensifier, based on prosody in English. We don’t find * unbe-fucking-believevable but we do find abso-fucking-lutely. What are some interesting things about the idea of non-whole (or, a whole) parts other people share?

In lexical words, an intensifier can be inserted as an intensifier. Tmesis is used to describe this construction. And yes, expletives are very often used as intensifiers here.

The word “whatsoever” is also found in others like “howsoever”, etc. , which are now words, which are now words in their own right.

What are the rules about where we stick the intensifier, based on prosody in English. We don’t find * unbe-fucking-believevable but we do find abso-fucking-lutely. What are some interesting things about the idea of non-whole (or, a whole) parts other people share?

In lexical words, an intensifier can be inserted as an intensifier. Tmesis is used to describe this construction. And yes, expletives are very often used as intensifiers here.

The word “whatsoever” is also found in others like “howsoever”, etc. , which are now words, which are now words in their own right.

What are the rules about where we stick the intensifier, based on prosody in English. We don’t find * unbe-fucking-believevable but we do find abso-fucking-lutely. What are some interesting things about the idea of non-whole (or, a whole) parts other people share?

In lexical words, an intensifier can be inserted as an intensifier. Tmesis is used to describe this construction. And yes, expletives are very often used as intensifiers here.

The word “whatsoever” is also found in others like “howsoever”, etc. , which are now words, which are now words in their own right.

What are the rules about where we stick the intensifier, based on prosody in English. We don’t find * unbe-fucking-believevable but we do find abso-fucking-lutely. What are some interesting things about the idea of non-whole (or, a whole) parts other people share?

Can you conceive?

Verb
conceive (third-person singular simple present conceives, present participle conceiving, simple past and past participle conceived ) – (transitive
) To develop an idea.
-( transitive) To understand some one.
Its possible to become pregnant?

What word you want to use is

conceived

as in

The peer tool was initially conceived in 2006.

Conceptualize is often regarded as corporate-speak, therefore it may or not be appropriate in all contexts, but it has been around since the late 19th century.

What architectural area is called frieze?

What is the future of education for youth in India?

Can you conceive?

Verb
conceive (third-person singular simple present conceives, present participle conceiving, simple past and past participle conceived ) – (transitive
) To develop an idea.
-( transitive) To understand some one.
Its possible to become pregnant?

What word you want to use is

conceived

as in

The peer tool was initially conceived in 2006.

Conceptualize is often regarded as corporate-speak, therefore it may or not be appropriate in all contexts, but it has been around since the late 19th century.

What architectural area is called frieze?

What is the future of education for youth in India?

Pray is often negative in connotation.

The definition of “Pry” is neutral in connotation, and is a shortening of prise/prize.

(This usage of pry is a verb, so one can’t say “be pry” in the same way one can say “be

curious”.)