perceptive 音标拼音: [pɚs'ɛptɪv]
a . 知觉的,有知觉力的,感知的
知觉的,有知觉力的,感知的
perceptive adj 1 :
of or relating to perception ; "
perceptive faculties "
2 :
having the ability to perceive or understand ;
keen in discernment ; "
a perceptive eye "; "
a perceptive observation "
[
ant : {
unperceiving }, {
unperceptive }]
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1 .
Of or pertaining to the act or power of perceiving ;
having the faculty or power of perceiving ;
used in perception .
"
His perceptive and reflective faculties ." --
Motley .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Possesing or exhibiting a high degree of understanding ,
insight ,
intuition ,
or analytical skill ;
as ,
he gave a perceptive analysis of the situation .
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PJC ]
68 Moby Thesaurus words for "
perceptive ":
acute ,
alert ,
alive ,
alive to ,
all -
knowing ,
apperceptive ,
appercipient ,
apprehending ,
apprehensive ,
argute ,
astute ,
attentive ,
aware ,
cogent ,
cognizant ,
comprehending ,
conscious ,
discerning ,
farseeing ,
farsighted ,
foreseeing ,
foresighted ,
forethoughted ,
forethoughtful ,
gnostic ,
impressible ,
impressionable ,
impressive ,
incisive ,
insightful ,
intelligent ,
judicious ,
keen ,
knowing ,
knowledgeable ,
longheaded ,
longsighted ,
mindful ,
observant ,
omniscient ,
on the ball ,
penetrating ,
percipient ,
perspicacious ,
perspicuous ,
piercing ,
prehensile ,
prehensive ,
provident ,
quick ,
quick -
witted ,
receptive ,
responsive ,
sagacious ,
sage ,
sensible ,
sensile ,
sensitive ,
sensitive to ,
sentient ,
sharp ,
shrewd ,
sophic ,
susceptible ,
susceptive ,
trenchant ,
understanding ,
wise
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