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percipient

/pəˈsɪpɪənt

adjective

Having good insight or understanding; perceptive: he is a percipient interpreter of the public mood...

For years your columnist has been the smartest and most percipient commentator on matters political and was always ahead of the posse.
Always inclined to hypochondria, the valedictory volume of his diaries catalogues his decline with percipient accuracy.
The ontological principle of sociality is a fundamentally evolutionary concept that describes reality as a process in which percipient events adjust to new situations and adapt themselves to a variety of consentient sets.

Synonyms

astute, perceptive, shrewd, discerning, perspicacious, sharp, sharp-witted, acute, penetrating, discriminating, clear-sighted, clear-eyed, far-sighted, intelligent, clever, canny, intuitive, quick, alert, sensible, judicious, wise, sagacious, sage, incisive, sharp-sighted, far-seeing, open-eyed, understanding, responsive, sensitive

informal on the ball, smart, downy

British informal suss

Scottish & Northern English informal pawky

North American informal heads-up

dated long-headed

rare argute

noun

(Especially in philosophy or with reference to psychic phenomena) a person who is able to perceive things.Results indicated that one of the percipients ' reports should be evaluated with special caution....

The experimenter identified problems in visualization protocols, so percipients were instructed to formalize their visualization techniques amongst themselves.
This instruction was necessary as some percipients seemed to have deployed protocols that may have encouraged retrocognition and precognition rather than real-time remote viewing.

Derivatives

percipiently

adverb

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin percipient- 'seizing, understanding', from the verb percipere.

单词	percipient
释义	percipient /pəˈsɪpɪənt / adjective Having good insight or understanding; perceptive: he is a percipient interpreter of the public mood... For years your columnist has been the smartest and most percipient commentator on matters political and was always ahead of the posse. Always inclined to hypochondria, the valedictory volume of his diaries catalogues his decline with percipient accuracy. The ontological principle of sociality is a fundamentally evolutionary concept that describes reality as a process in which percipient events adjust to new situations and adapt themselves to a variety of consentient sets. Synonyms astute, perceptive, shrewd, discerning, perspicacious, sharp, sharp-witted, acute, penetrating, discriminating, clear-sighted, clear-eyed, far-sighted, intelligent, clever, canny, intuitive, quick, alert, sensible, judicious, wise, sagacious, sage, incisive, sharp-sighted, far-seeing, open-eyed, understanding, responsive, sensitive informal on the ball, smart, downy British informal suss Scottish & Northern English informal pawky North American informal heads-up dated long-headed rare argute noun (Especially in philosophy or with reference to psychic phenomena) a person who is able to perceive things.Results indicated that one of the percipients ' reports should be evaluated with special caution.... The experimenter identified problems in visualization protocols, so percipients were instructed to formalize their visualization techniques amongst themselves. This instruction was necessary as some percipients seemed to have deployed protocols that may have encouraged retrocognition and precognition rather than real-time remote viewing. Derivatives percipiently adverb Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin percipient- 'seizing, understanding', from the verb percipere. Rhymes impercipient, incipient, recipient
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percipient

Derivatives

percipiently

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