percept
21PERCEPT — an impression received by sense experience as opposed to a CONCEPT derived by pure thought …
22percept — pÉœrsept / pÉœËs n. sensation, feeling; understanding, apperception …
23percept — precept …
24percept — [ pə:sɛpt] noun Philosophy something that is perceived. ↘a mental concept that is developed as a consequence of the process of perception. Origin C19: from L. perceptum something perceived , neut. past participle of percipere seize, understand ,… …
25percept — per·cept …
26percept — per•cept [[t]ˈpɜr sɛpt[/t]] n. 1) the mental result or product of perceiving; an impression or sensation of something perceived 2) a thing perceived; the object of perception • Etymology: 1830–40; < L perceptum something perceived, n. use of… …
27percept — /ˈpɜsɛpt/ (say persept) noun 1. the mental result or product of perceiving, as distinguished from the act of perceiving. 2. that which is perceived; the object of perception. {Latin perceptum, neuter past participle, (a thing) perceived} …
28percept — n. Philos. 1 an object of perception. 2 a mental concept resulting from perceiving, esp. by sight. Etymology: L perceptum perceived (thing), neut. past part. of percipere PERCEIVE, after concept …
29visual percept — noun a percept that arises from the eyes; an image in the visual system • Syn: ↑visual image • Hypernyms: ↑percept, ↑perception, ↑perceptual experience • Hyponyms: ↑eye candy, ↑ …
30rcept — percept …
