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What is an example for the word perceived?
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What are some synonyms for the term 'perceived'?
Perceive means to be aware of something, usually by seeing it or hearing it. So synonyms of the word perceived would include words such as noticed, divined and recognised.
What is a negative connotation of the word ask?
A negative connotation of the word "ask" could be perceived as being demanding or intrusive, depending on how it is used in a sentence.
What is another meaning for smell?
Another meaning for "smell" is "odor" or "scent." It refers to the characteristic quality or aroma of something that can be perceived by the nose.
What is another word for anxiety?
Another word for anxiety is "uneasiness" or "worry."
What is another word for the way in which one is viewed or perceived?
Another word for the way in which one is viewed or perceived is "reputation." It refers to the opinions or beliefs that others hold about a person based on their behavior, actions, and character.
What is a sentence that uses the word perceived?
"The difference between the positions of two men was easily perceived." "Lowell perceived that Neptune alone could not account for the orbital variance of Uranus." "His pride at winning yet another race was perceived by some as arrogance."
What is another word for 'get wind of'?
You can say, "hear," "overheard," "heard," "caught," "perceived," or any other word or metaphor that would mean audibly sensed to substitute for "get wind of."
You want a sentence with the word perceived?
"The girl perceived the answer to the question as soon as it was asked."I could not have perceived a better solution.
What is a word for 'what is perceived to be fact'?
knew
Can I have a sentence for perceived?
He perceived that her heart was not in the task. The detective had perceived that there was a relationship between the two.
What is an example for the word perceived?
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What is the past tense of the word perceive?
Perceived.
What is Another word for the tune of a song is?
Another word for the tune of a song is "melody." The melody refers to the sequence of musical notes that are perceived as a single entity, often serving as the main theme of the song. It is distinct from harmony and rhythm, which contribute to the overall musical composition.
What is perceived in tagalog?
Tagalog Translation of PERCEIVED: nahalata
What is perceived competance?
Perceived competence is how a person sees another when it comes to competence. What one sees as competence may not be an accurate view.
What is the definition of the word envies?
An emotion that "occurs when a person lacks another's (perceived) superior quality, achievement, or possession and either desires it or wishes that the other lacked it." It is also called invidiousness.
