percipient Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- dumb
- imbecilic
- thoughtless
- idiotic
- silly
- simple
- imbecilic
- moronic
- undiscriminating
- foolish
- idiotic
- undiscriminating
- witless
- feebleminded
- stupid
- foolish
- feebleminded
- imbecile
- moronic
- dumb
- imbecile
- slow
- thoughtless
- unintelligent
- simple
- witless
- brainless
- unintelligent
- stupid
- silly
- slow
- brainless
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Meaning of percipient
percipient (n)
a person who becomes aware (of things or events) through the senses
percipient (s)
characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving
percipient (a.)
Having the faculty of perception; perceiving; as, a percipient being.
percipient (n.)
One who, or that which, is percipient.
percipient Sentence Examples
- The percipient detective noticed subtle clues that others overlooked.
- The percipient child instinctively understood the hidden meanings behind her parents' words.
- The writer's percipient insights into human nature made her stories resonate with readers.
- The seasoned traveler was percipient in discerning the customs and traditions of different cultures.
- The percipient scientist hypothesized a groundbreaking theory based on her keen observations.
- The percipient artist captured the essence of a fleeting moment in their evocative painting.
- The percipient counselor provided insightful guidance, helping clients to gain a deeper understanding of themselves.
- The percipient audience recognized the nuanced performance of the actors on stage.
- The percipient historian unearthed overlooked details that shed new light on past events.
- The percipient investor made wise decisions based on their ability to anticipate market trends.
FAQs About the word percipient
a person who becomes aware (of things or events) through the senses, characterized by ease and quickness in perceivingHaving the faculty of perception; perceivi
perspicacious, sagacious, wise,acute, perceptive, insightful, discerning, sage, penetrating, experienced
dull,unwise, obtuse, unperceptive, dense, dull, purblind, purblind, obtuse, unperceptive
The percipient detective noticed subtle clues that others overlooked.
The percipient child instinctively understood the hidden meanings behind her parents' words.
The writer's percipient insights into human nature made her stories resonate with readers.
The seasoned traveler was percipient in discerning the customs and traditions of different cultures.
