Definition of apperceive - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
psychologyDated perceive by linking with existing ideasDated
- She could apperceive the painting's meaning through her studies.
2.
awarenessDated be aware of perceiving somethingDated
- They apperceived the subtle changes in the environment.
Origin of apperceive
Latin, ad (to) + percipere (perceive)
Examples of apperceive in a sentence
Students are taught to apperceive new information with what they know. She could apperceive the tension in the room. He apperceived the irony in her statement.
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- French:percevoir, apercevoir, ...
- German:apperzipieren, wahrnehmen, ...
- Italian:appercepire, percepire, ...
- Spanish:apercebir, darse cuenta, ...
- Portuguese:aperceber-se, perceber, ...
- Chinese:领悟, 察觉到, ...
- Japanese:アパーセプションする, 認識する, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَوْعَبَ, أدْرَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבִּין בְּהֶקְשֵׁר, לְהַכִּיר, ...
- Russian:воспринимать, осознавать, ...
- Ukrainian:усвідомити, сприймати, ...
- Hindi:समझना, महसूस करना, ...
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