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Definition of apprehend
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Apprehend
(v. t.) To take hold of with the
understanding,
that is, to
conceive
in the mind; to
become
cognizant
of; to
understand;
to
recognize;
to
consider..
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Taker
::
Taker (n.) One who takes or
receives;
one who
catches
or
apprehends.
Unknown
::
Unknown
(a.) Not
known;
not
apprehended.
Phenomenon
::
Phenomenon
(n.) An
appearance;
anything
visible;
whatever,
in
matter
or
spirit,
is
apparent
to, or is
apprehended
by,
observation;
as, the
phenomena
of heat,
light,
or
electricity;
phenomena
of
imagination
or
memory..
Misapprehend
::
Misapprehend
(v. t.) To take in a wrong
sense;
to
misunderstand.
Object
::
Object
(v. t.) That which is set, or which may be
regarded
as set,
before
the mind so as to be
apprehended
or
known;
that of which the mind by any of its
activities
takes
cognizance,
whether
a thing
external
in space or a
conception
formed
by the mind
itself;
as, an
object
of
knowledge,
wonder,
fear,
thought,
study,
etc..
Incognizance
::
Incognizance
(n.)
Failure
to
cognize,
apprehended,
or
notice..
Apprehend
::
Apprehend
(v. i.) To
think,
believe,
or be of
opinion;
to
understand;
to
suppose..
Lictor
::
Lictor
(n.) An
officer
who bore an ax and
fasces
or rods, as
ensigns
of his
office.
His duty was to
attend
the chief
magistrates
when they
appeared
in
public,
to clear the way, and cause due
respect
to be paid to them, also to
apprehend
and
punish
criminals..
Apprehend
::
Apprehend
(v. t.) To know or learn with
certainty.
Unconscious
::
Unconscious
(a.) Not known or
apprehended
by
consciousness;
as, an
unconscious
cerebration..
Hear
::
Hear (v. i.) To use the power of
perceiving
sound;
to
perceive
or
apprehend
by the ear; to
attend;
to
listen.
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) An act or state of
perception
by the sense above
described;
an act of
apprehending
any
object
whatever;
an act or state of
apprehending
the state of the soul
itself;
consciousness.
Represent
::
Represent
(v. t.) To form or image again in
consciousness,
as an
object
of
cognition
or
apprehension
(something
which was
originally
apprehended
by
direct
presentation).
See
Presentative,
3..
Sensated
::
Sensated
(a.) Felt or
apprehended
through
a
sense,
or the
senses..
Envisage
::
Envisage
(v. t.) To look in the face of; to
apprehend;
to
regard.
Noumenon
::
Noumenon
(n.) The of
itself
unknown
and
unknowable
rational
object,
or thing in
itself,
which is
distinguished
from the
phenomenon
through
which it is
apprehended
by the
senses,
and by which it is
interpreted
and
understood;
-- so used in the
philosophy
of Kant and his
followers..
Geometrize
::
Geometrize
(v. i.) To
investigate
or
apprehend
geometrical
quantities
or laws; to make
geometrical
constructions;
to
proceed
in
accordance
with the
principles
of
geometry.
Waif
::
Waif (n.) Goods found of which the owner is not
known;
originally,
such goods as a
pursued
thief threw away to
prevent
being
apprehended,
which
belonged
to the king
unless
the owner made
pursuit
of the
felon,
took him, and
brought
him to
justice..
Apprehend
::
Apprehend
(v. i.) To be
apprehensive;
to fear.
Incognizant
::
Incognizant
(a.) Not
cognizant;
failing
to
apprehended
or
notice.
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