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Definition of perception
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of perception is as below...
Perception
(n.) The
faculty
of
perceiving;
the
faculty,
or
peculiar
part, of man's
constitution
by which he has
knowledge
through
the
medium
or
instrumentality
of the
bodily
organs;
the act of
apperhending
material
objects
or
qualities
through
the
senses;
--
distinguished
from
conception..
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Illation
::
Illation
(n.) The act or
process
of
inferring
from
premises
or
reasons;
perception
of the
connection
between
ideas;
that which is
inferred;
inference;
deduction;
conclusion.
Sharpen
::
Sharpen
(a.) To
render
more quick or acute in
perception;
to make more ready or
ingenious.
Apperception
::
Apperception
(n.) The
mind's
perception
of
itself
as the
subject
or actor in its own
states;
perception
that
reflects
upon
itself;
sometimes,
intensified
or
energetic
perception..
Perception
::
Perception
(n.) An idea; a
notion.
Percipient
::
Percipient
(a.)
Having
the
faculty
of
perception;
perceiving;
as, a
percipient
being..
Nostril
::
Nostril
(n.)
Perception;
insight;
acuteness.
Diagnosis
::
Diagnosis
(n.)
Critical
perception
or
scrutiny;
judgment
based on such
scrutiny;
esp.,
perception
of, or
judgment
concerning,
motives
and
character..
Unmoral
::
Unmoral
(a.)
Having
no moral
perception,
quality,
or
relation;
involving
no idea of
morality;
--
distinguished
from both moral and
immoral..
Externalism
::
Externalism
(n.) That
philosophy
or
doctrine
which
recognizes
or deals only with
externals,
or
objects
of sense
perception;
positivism;
phenomenalism..
Eclampsia
::
Eclampsia
(n.) A
fancied
perception
of
flashes
of
light,
a
symptom
of
epilepsy;
hence,
epilepsy
itself;
convulsions..
Dimness
::
Dimness
(n.)
Dullness,
or want of
clearness,
of
vision
or of
intellectual
perception..
Perceptibility
::
Perceptibility
(n.)
Perception.
Knowledge
::
Knowledge
(v. i.) The act or state of
knowing;
clear
perception
of fact,
truth,
or duty;
certain
apprehension;
familiar
cognizance;
cognition..
Sagacious
::
Sagacious
(a.)
Hence,
of quick
intellectual
perceptions;
of keen
penetration
and
judgment;
discerning
and
judicious;
knowing;
far-sighted;
shrewd;
sage; wise; as, a
sagacious
man; a
sagacious
remark..
Know
::
Know (v. i.) To have
knowledge;
to have a clear and
certain
perception;
to
possess
wisdom,
instruction,
or
information;
-- often with of..
Mistake
::
Mistake
(v. t.) To
substitute
in
thought
or
perception;
as, to
mistake
one
person
for
another..
Gleg
::
Gleg (a.) Quick of
perception;
alert;
sharp.
Kinaesthesis
::
Kinaesthesis
(n.) The
perception
attendant
upon the
movements
of the
muscles.
Hearing
::
Hearing
(n.) The act or power of
perceiving
sound;
perception
of
sound;
the
faculty
or sense by which sound is
perceived;
as, my
hearing
is
good..
Leucoscope
::
Leucoscope
(n.) An
instrument,
devised
by
Professor
Helmholtz,
for
testing
the color
perception
of the eye, or for
comparing
different
lights,
as to their
constituent
colors
or their
relative
whiteness..
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