perceptive (Meaning)
perceptive (a)
of or relating to perception
having the ability to perceive or understand; keen in discernment
perceptive (a.)
Of or pertaining to the act or power of perceiving; having the faculty or power of perceiving; used in perception.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perceptive
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perceptive Sentence Examples
- The detective's perceptive nature allowed him to uncover the hidden clues.
- The psychologist displayed great perceptiveness in accurately assessing the patient's emotions.
- The perceptive observer noticed the subtle changes in the painting's brushstrokes.
- The perceptive journalist wrote an insightful article, skillfully capturing the nuances of the political landscape.
- The perceptive CEO anticipated the market shift and made strategic decisions accordingly.
- The perceptive listener detected the unspoken words behind the speaker's tone.
- The perceptive artist captured the essence of the subject with remarkable accuracy.
- The perceptive teacher understood the individual needs of each student, tailoring lessons accordingly.
- The perceptive traveler absorbed the rich culture and diverse traditions of the foreign land.
- The perceptive writer used vivid language and subtle allusions to convey complex ideas.
FAQs About the word perceptive
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acute, keen, quick,sensitive,sharp, good, discerning, fine, precise, accurate
bad, dulled, insensitive, dull, fading, fading, dulled, dull, insensitive, bad
The detective's perceptive nature allowed him to uncover the hidden clues.
The psychologist displayed great perceptiveness in accurately assessing the patient's emotions.
The perceptive observer noticed the subtle changes in the painting's brushstrokes.
The perceptive journalist wrote an insightful article, skillfully capturing the nuances of the political landscape.
