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noun |
| definition 1: |
that which is received through the senses.
- synonyms:
- cognizance, impression, percept, phenomenon, sensation
- similar words:
- sense
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| definition 2: |
the ability to perceive or know through the senses.
- similar words:
- apprehension, cognition, comprehension, consciousness, faculty, hearing, sensation, sense, sensibility, sight, smell, vision
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| definition 3: |
understanding that is intuitive; insight.
- synonyms:
- apprehension, feeling, insight, instinct, intuition
- similar words:
- clairvoyance, discernment, epiphany, grasp, sense, understanding, view
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| related words: |
acumen, cognizance, eye, feeling, impression, instinct, mentality, mind, notice, observation, opinion, position, wit |
adjective + (n.)perception
accurate,
changing,
cognitive,
collective,
conscious,
differing,
external,
extrasensory,
gifted,
inaccurate,
negative,
overall,
parental,
positive,
procedural,
public,
relative,
sensory,
shared,
subjective,
visual,
widespread
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verb + (n.)perception
affect,
alter,
assess,
associate,
base,
change,
color,
contribute,
differ,
distort,
elicit,
enhance,
examine,
explore,
influence,
investigate,
measure,
reflect,
reinforce,
relate,
shape
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noun + (n.)perception
ability,
accuracy,
adolescent,
athlete,
attitude,
awareness,
barrier,
behavior,
belief,
bias,
climate,
cognition,
competence,
competency,
coping,
corruption,
counselor,
depth,
difference,
educator,
effectiveness,
expectation,
faculty,
fairness,
gap,
gender,
imagination,
importance,
individual,
influence,
insight,
judgment,
mode,
motivation,
norm,
orientation,
participant,
peer,
principal,
public,
questionnaire,
respondent,
satisfaction,
self,
shift,
stress,
student,
teacher,
threat
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| derivation: |
perceptional (adj.) |
The word perception
contains the following part:
per-
Latin
prefix
that means through, throughout; very
  Example words:
impermeable, impermissible, imperturbable, impervious, parvenu, perambulate, perceive, perception, percolate, perennial, perfect, perfidy, perfoliate, perforate, perform, perfunctory, perjury, permanent, permeate, permissible, permission, permit, permute, pernicious, perorate, perpetual, perplex, persecute, persevere, persist, persistent, perspective, perspicacious, perspicuous, perspire, persuade, persuasion, persuasive, pertinacious, perturb, peruse, pervade, perverse, pervert, pervious, semipermeable
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