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Definition of perceptive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
noticing or understandingquick to notice or understand things others miss
- She is perceptive and always catches small details.
- A perceptive reviewer noted the film's hidden themes.
- His perceptive questions steered the interview.
Origin of perceptive
Latin, percipere (to perceive)
Terms with perceptive included in their meaning
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mental agility
mentally agile and perceptive
perceptive
quick to notice or perceive things
perceptive
quick to notice or perceive things
perception
perceptive and realistic in understanding situations
sensitivity
more perceptive or sensitive
perceptive
good at noticing small, important details
confuse
make less acute or perceptive
perceptive
quickly and critically discerning
perceptive
able to perceive fine distinctions and differences
sensitivity
highly sensitive or perceptive
subject expertise
perceptive and knowledgeable about a specific subject
perceptive
having the ability to perceive through senses
perceptive
able to see small differences
perception
keenly perceptive or alert
language
conciseness of expression is an essential characteristic of astute, perceptive, or witty remarks
sharpness
extremely sharp or perceptive
perceptive
aware and understanding of something
perceptive
having keen insight and cleverness
perceptive
quick to notice or understand things
perception
keenly perceptive and notices everything
vision
having sharp or perceptive vision
perceptive
quick to notice or understand things
perception
most perceptive or observant
perceptive
showing more understanding or perception
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- French:perspicace, ...
- German:aufmerksam, ...
- Italian:perspicace, ...
- Spanish:perspicaz, ...
- Portuguese:perspicaz, ...
- Chinese:敏锐的, ...
- Japanese:洞察力のある, ...
- Arabic:مُدْرِك, ...
- Hebrew:חַד אַבְחָנָה, ...
- Russian:восприимчивый, ...
- Ukrainian:проникливий, ...
- Hindi:सुनियोजित, ...
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