perce (Meaning)
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perce (v. t.)
To pierce.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perce
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perce Sentence Examples
- The perce of the rain falling upon the leaves created a soothing symphony.
- The public's perce of the politician's trustworthiness plummeted after the scandal.
- The perce of the road ahead seemed daunting, but I was determined to forge on.
- Their perce of the world was shaped by a childhood of poverty and hardship.
- The artwork had a unique perce, conveying both joy and melancholy.
- The perce of the ocean at sunset was breathtaking, with hues of gold, orange, and purple.
- The perce of the situation changed rapidly as new information emerged.
- The perce of the future can be either optimistic or pessimistic, based on one's experiences.
- The perce of others is often influenced by our own biases and assumptions.
- The perce of the stars at night is a reminder of the vastness and mystery of the universe.
FAQs About the word perce
To pierce.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The perce of the rain falling upon the leaves created a soothing symphony.
The public's perce of the politician's trustworthiness plummeted after the scandal.
The perce of the road ahead seemed daunting, but I was determined to forge on.
Their perce of the world was shaped by a childhood of poverty and hardship.
