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perception Noun 1. the act of perceiving 2. insight or intuition: his acute perception of other people's emotions 3. the ability to perceive 4. way of viewing: advertising affects the customer's perception of a product [Latin perceptio comprehension] perceptual adj Perception the system of philosophical idealism developed by George Berkeley (1685?-1753), especially his tenet that the physical world does not have an independent reality but exists as a perception of the divine mind and the flnite mind of man. Also Berkeleyism. — Berkeleian, Berkeleyan, n., adj. Medicine. the association of imaginary sensations of color with actual perceptions of hearing, taste, or smell. Also called photism, color hearing. Cf. synesthesia. the combination of organic sensations that comprise an individual’s awareness of bodily existence. — coenesthetic, cenesthetic, adj. an impaired condition of any of the senses. Medicine. the sense by which movement, weight, position, etc. are perceived. — kinesthetic, adj. extreme acuteness or sensitivity of the sense of taste. an extremely heightened acuteness of the eyesight, resulting from increased sensibility of the retina. heightened acuteness of the sense of smell. the total or collective experience of all sensations or all the senses. — panesthetic, panaesthetic, adj. any abnormal physical sensation, as itching, a tickling feeling, etc. — paresthetic, paraesthetic, adj. a vision or other perception of something that has no physical or objective reality, as a ghost or other supernatural apparition. Also phantasma. See also images; philosophy. a sound or a sensation of hearing produced by stimulus of another sense, as taste, smell, etc. chromesthesia. the sensory apparatus of the body as a whole; the seat of physical sensation, imagined to be in the gray matter of the brain. Medicine. a secondary sensation accompanying an actual perception, as the perceiving of sound as a color or the sensation of being touched in a place at some distance from the actual place of touching. Cf. chromesthesia. — synesthetic, synaesthetic, adj. a form of extrasensory perception, working over a distance and enabling the so gifted observer to perceive events, objects, etc., far away. — telesthetic, telaesthetic, adj.
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perception noun 1. awareness, understanding, sense, impression, feeling, idea, taste, notion, recognition, observation, consciousness, grasp, sensation, conception, apprehension Translations perception [pəˈsɛpʃən] n (= insight) → Einsicht f (= opinion, understanding); Erkenntnis f; (faculty) → Wahrnehmung f n perception [pəˈsepʃən] the ability to see, understand etc clearly a man of great perception. aanvoeling, waarneming إدْراك възприемане vnímavost intelligens das Wahrnehmungsvermögen αντίληψη, διαίσθηση percepción, perspicacia, agudeza taju, arusaamisvõime استنباط käsityskyky perspicacité תְּפִישָׂה प्रत्यक्ष ज्ञान zamjećivanje,opažanje felfogóképesség perseptif skynjun, skilningur percezione, intuizione 知覚 지각(력) nuovoka, pajautimas, supratimas uztvere; izpratne daya tanggapan waarneming, inzicht oppfatningsevne postrzeganie percepção înţelegere понятливость vnímavosť bistrovidnost opažanje iakttagelseförmåga, uppfattningsförmåga การรับรู้ algılama gücü, anlayış, görüş 感覺,洞察力,理解力 розуміння, усвідомлення ادراک، بصيرت sự nhận thức 感觉,洞察力,理解力 adj perˈceptive [-tiv] able to see, understand etc clearly a very perceptive man. opmerksaam مُدرِك، ذو قُدْرَه عَلى الفَهْم والإحْساس схватлив vnímavý intelligent wahrnehmend οξυδερκής perspicaz, agudo selgepilguline نکته بین tarkkanäköinen perspicace בַּעַל כּוֹשֶׁר תְּפִישָׂה स्पष्ट रूप से देखने-समझने वाला koji zamjećuje,opaža gyorsan reagáló, gyors/jó felfogóképességű perseptif næmur, skarpskyggn perspicace 鋭敏な 지각력있는 pastabus, nuovokus, įžvalgus saprotošs; ar asu uztveri tajam daya tanggapan scherpzinnig våken, rask i oppfatningen spostrzegawczy perspicaz perspicace понятливый vnímavý bistroviden pronicljiv insiktsfull, klarsynt, lyhörd ซึ่งสามารถรับรู้ได้ anlayışlı, kavrayışlı 有洞察力的,有理解力的 сприйнятливий باشعور sâu sắc 有洞察力的,有理解力的 adv perˈceptively opmerksaam بإدْراك، بإحْساس схватливо vnímavě intelligent wahrnehmend με οξυδέρκεια con perspicacia/agudeza selgepilguliselt ژرف نگرانه terävästi avec perspicacité בְּאוֹפֶן הַמֵעִיד עַל תְּפִישָׂה अनुबोधक ढंग से, अनुभूति क्षमता के साथ zapažajuće nyitottan secara perseptif af skarpskyggni con perspicacia 鋭敏に 명민하게 pastabiai, nuovokiai, įžvalgiai saprotoši dgn daya tanggapannya yg tajam scherpzinnig våkent, raskt spostrzegawczo perspicazmente cu perspicacitate понятливо vnímavo bistrovidno pronicljivo insiktsfullt โดยรับรู้ได้ anlaşılır biçimde 有洞察力地,有理解力地 сприйнятливо ادارک کے طور پر một cách sâu sắc 有洞察力地,有理解力地 n perˈceptiveness opmerksaamheid قُدْرَة على الإدراك والإحْساس схватливост vnímavost intelligens die Wahrnehmung αντιληπτικότητα perspicacia, agudeza selge pilk ژرف نگری terävyys perspicacité הַבחָנָה טוֹבָה अनुबोधकर्त्ता, अनुभूति क्षमता moć zapažanja,senzibilnost érzékelő-/észlelő-/felfogóképesség persepsi skarpskyggni percettività 鋭敏 명민함 pastabumas, nuovokumas, įžvalgumas izpratne, uztvere ketajaman daya tanggapan scherpzinnigheid evne til klar/rask oppfatning spostrzegawczość perspicácia perspicacitate восприимчивость vnímavosť dojemanje pronicljivost insiktsfullhet, klarsynthet, lyhördhet ความสามารถในการรับรู้ anlayışlı olma 洞察力,理解力 сприйнятливість شعور khả năng nhận thức 洞察力,理解力 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Thus, by knowledge we mean knowledge the knowable; by the knowable, that which is to be apprehended by knowledge; by perception, perception of the perceptible; by the perceptible, that which is apprehended by perception. For the moment, I am merely concerned to note that perception of objects is one of the most obvious examples of what is called "consciousness. "No," he said; "I would point out the fact that if, as Pripasov directly asserts, perception is based on sensation, then we are bound to distinguish sharply between these two conceptions. |
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