perceived
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4.4
- adjective
- /pərˈsiːvd/
- She is often perceived as a leader due to her confidence and charisma.
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Watch on YouTubeIf you're not perceived this way, what happens?
- If you're not perceived this way, what happens?
- We're in a place where how you are perceived matters.
- But let us not keep going for the easiest perceived solution to problems.
- Mine is the case law for perceived serious harm.
- That might not be as easily perceived as funny by your audience.
- If you seek to be perceived as interesting, stop talking.
- And then the perceived and real fatigue.
- How does pressure or perceived pressure impact attention?
- Hate how he's perceived as a player.
- That's not the perceived reality of of many people.
- They want to be associated with things that are perceived to be good.
Examples
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But let us not keep going for the easiest perceived solution to problems.
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That might not be as easily perceived as funny by your audience.
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We're in a place where how you are perceived matters.
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How does pressure or perceived pressure impact attention?
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What people are responding to is perceived loss, not real loss.
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If you're not perceived this way, what happens?
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And so it isn't perceived as a threat to me.
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This shift eroded the perceived elite nature of the God.
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The way someone dresses can significantly influence how they are perceived by others.
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His comments were perceived as offensive, leading to a heated discussion.
Synonyms
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5.0
Feeling something without clear proof
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1.0
People see and pay attention to it
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3.0
Found by tests or by tools that measure things
How Noticeable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Perceived comes from Latin parts per- meaning 'through' and capere meaning 'to take', so it originally meant to 'take in' fully with your senses or mind. A helpful way to remember it is to think of receive or 'take in', which is why something perceived is something a person has noticed or comes to believe even if it is not proved.