Pronunciation: /pərˈsɪpiənt/
noun a person who perceives or is capable of perceiving; a perceiver
A1 The percipient noticed a strange noise outside.
A2 The percipient could sense danger approaching.
B1 The percipient was quick to react to the unexpected situation.
B2 As a percipient, she was able to perceive subtle changes in the environment.
C1 The percipient's keen observation skills allowed them to anticipate the outcome.
C2 Being a percipient, he was able to analyze complex information and draw accurate conclusions.
adjective having the power of perceiving, especially keenly and readily
A1 The percipient child noticed the colorful balloons.
A2 She was a percipient observer, always noticing small details.
B1 The detective's percipient skills helped solve the case.
B2 The artist's percipient eye captured the beauty of the landscape.
C1 The professor's percipient analysis of the data was highly praised.
C2 Her percipient understanding of human behavior made her an expert in her field.
formal The percipient individual was able to accurately perceive the subtle nuances in the painting.
informal She's always the most percipient one in the group, noticing things others don't.
slang That guy is so percipient, he can read people like a book.
figurative The detective's percipient skills allowed him to see through the suspect's lies.
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