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Definition of perceived - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
perceptiongenerally recognized to be true
- The perceived benefits of the policy were widely discussed.
2.
understoodas seen or understood by someone
- Her perceived attitude was not well received by the team.
Expressions with perceived
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situation or entity believed to be possibly harmful or dangerous
The dog's loud barking created a perceived threat for the child.
make something noticeable to the senses or mind
The artist used colors to cause the painting to be perceived.
subjective belief about how likely harm or loss might be
High perceived risk discouraged many people from investing in the project.
apparent temperature felt due to wind or humidity
The perceived temperature was much colder due to the wind.
Origin of perceived
Latin, percipere (to seize, understand)
Terms with perceived included in their meaning
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colors
the color perceived in the absence of light
hearing
sensation perceived by the ear from vibrations
senses
sense by which sounds are perceived
perception
sense by which physical contact is perceived
overpriced
priced higher than its perceived value
eating taste
taste perceived in food or liquid
annoyance
annoyed or irritated due to perceived disrespect
nutrition
diet chosen for lifestyle or perceived health benefits
perception
as perceived by someone
flavour
have a specific flavor perceived by the tongue
behavior
avenge a perceived injustice or harm
object
something seen or perceived visually
physics
perceived intensity of light by the eyes
perception
based on what has been heard or perceived
meteorology
perceived decrease in air temperature felt by the body due to wind
impression perception
seem or be perceived in a certain way by others
perceived reduction
appearing to decrease in size or importance
local sourcing
eggs from rural areas, perceived as fresher
revenge
retaliate against someone for a perceived wrong
sound level
sound frequency perceived as higher than others
perception
perceived more positively or favorably
thoughts
clearly perceived or understood
untouchable
incapable of being perceived by touch
appearance
person attractive but perceived as lacking depth
Examples of perceived in a sentence
His perceived arrogance made him unpopular. His perceived intentions were questioned by the committee. The perceived threat was taken seriously by the authorities.
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- French:perçu, apparent, ...
- German:wahrgenommen, empfunden, ...
- Italian:percepito, ritenuto, ...
- Spanish:percibido, interpretado, ...
- Portuguese:percebido, interpretado, ...
- Chinese:被认为的, 被理解的, ...
- Japanese:認識された, 見られた, ...
- Arabic:معتقد, مُدْرَك, ...
- Hebrew:נִתְפָּס, כְּפִי שֶׁנִּתְפָּס, ...
- Russian:предполагаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:сприйнятий, видимий, ...
- Hindi:माना हुआ, माना गया, ...
Definition of perceive - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
realizationnotice or realize something not obvious
- I perceived a hint of sadness in his voice.
2.
awarenessbecome aware through the senses
- She perceived a change in the atmosphere.
3.
cognitionform an opinion based on observation
- They perceived him as a strong leader.
Origin of perceive
Latin, percipere (to seize)
Examples of perceive in a sentence
They perceived the distant sound of thunder. He perceived the aroma of fresh coffee. They perceived a hint of sarcasm in his voice. She perceived the changes as beneficial to the team. He perceived the gesture as a sign of goodwill.
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- French:percevoir, ressentir, ...
- German:bemerken, spüren, ...
- Italian:percepire, avvertire, ...
- Spanish:percibir, considerar, ...
- Portuguese:perceber, sentir, ...
- Chinese:察觉, 觉察, ...
- Japanese:感じる, 察知する, ...
- Arabic:أَدْرَكَ, رَأَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבְחִין, לִתְפּוֹס אֶת, ...
- Russian:воспринимать, почувствовать, ...
- Ukrainian:помітити, відчувати, ...
- Hindi:महसूस करना, अनुभव करना, ...
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