perceived
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- v to become aware of through the senses
- v become conscious of
She finally perceived the futility of her protest - s detected by instinct or inference rather than by recognized perceptual cues
a perceived threat - s detected by means of the senses
a perceived difference in temperature
- Trained as a philologist in Havana but denied a career in academiaher dissertation, entitled Dictatorships in Latin American Literature, was perceived as a veiled criticism of .
- Nevertheless, the study did track the same population over time, and Andreyeva says that an increase even in people's perceived sense of maltreatment is an important measure of our .
- For Americans, it was the longest war and the first defeat in their history, and it drastically changed the way they perceived their role in the world.