Perceptions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERCEPTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PERCEPTION, a result of perceiving
• awareness of something through the senses
• the neurophysiological processes, including memory, by which an organism becomes aware of and interprets external stimuli.
• intuitive understanding and insight
• the ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses
• the way in which something is regarded, understood, or interpreted
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a result of perceiving; observation (see perceive); a mental imag; concept

Words related to PERCEPTIONS

perception16

Words that contain PERCEPTIONS

apperceptions21 imperceptions21 misperceptions22

How to use PERCEPTIONS in a sentence

• Simple ideas, as has been shown, can only be got by experience from those objects which are proper to produce in us those perceptions.
• Then the crowd, too, caught with its slower perceptions the import of the wave.
• Experience is the totality of perceptions retained in memory, together with a certain foresight of the future after the analogy of the past.
• Here the succession of perceptions on the part of the persons present is accepted as a true reproduction of the succession of the actual events.
• He was a man of good judgment, quick perceptions, and most extraordinary memory of things.
• It absorbs our perceptions, just as they occur, into its larger sphere of knowledge, and combines them with the other data there.
• In a flash Sylvia understood something to which she had been resolutely closing her perceptions.
• Our apparently simplest perceptions are very complex.
• In the two years of absence his power of concentration had been stronger, his perceptions more free from prejudice, gaining every day delicate point, acuteness of analysis.
• Her quick perceptions noticed that Budd had said nothing more about her father than to mention the fact that he had been wounded.
• Nobody when perceiving a post or a wall is conscious of his perception only, but all men are conscious of posts and walls and the like as objects of their perceptions.
• The prophecies that come to men from Heaven, Heaven has communicated through the emotions of the just and the pure, and not through the perceptions.
• Her perceptions, never before exercised on these subjects, were singularly keen.
• She did not speak or move, but in the quickened state of his perceptions he became aware that she was silently weeping.
• Bessy, whose perceptions were keen enough in certain directions, knew that her second marriage had changed her relation to all her former circle of friends.
• When, now, this idea has often arisen, the separate perceptions that have been necessary to its formation are united more and more firmly.
• He was a man of quick perceptions, of much general information, and as a debater in the Massachusetts House of Representatives his standing was always good.
• Some are much quicker, others slower in their perceptions and responses.
• Their lack of imagination, poor perceptions and want of reasoning or comparing power, make their self-control weak.
• After this night of experiences it was natural that Frowenfeld should find the circumference of his perceptions consciously enlarged.
• It was as though he had not been absent above a day, yet his perceptions were sharpened by his very absence of so many weeks.
• For extraordinary ideas and perceptions concerning the said speaker crowded into her young head.
• By degrees, as I followed in the footsteps of great thinkers, my insight became keener and my perceptions more refined.
• Its own materials are the perceptions which if full and perfect are called beauties.
• Daniel is a man of quick perceptions, Titus of prompt action.
• And therefore their perceptions of right and wrong are deadened.
• This defect arises from their indulging the facile pleasures of perceptions, in preference to the laborious habit of forming them into ideas.
• The day was full of perceptions of the grandeur of vast rock masses never before suggested, except by the mighty mass of the Matterhorn seen close by from its Hoernli shoulder.

Similar words containing PERCEPTION without suffix s

perception16 apperception20 imperception20 perceptional18 apperceptions21 imperceptions21 misperception21 misperceptions22 graviperception25

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