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Meanings of more perceptive in English

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Usage of more perceptive in English
1
Maybe the more perceptive of their kind can sense something wrong.
Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
2
Some of us have been more perceptive to it than others.
Book One: Apotheosis
3
The more perceptive would have noticed that the bike in question was a Triumph.
The Irish Times
4
You're far more perceptive than most. He checks his watch.
Insurgent
5
Seeing me coming, the more perceptive people on the stairs realize the party's over.
Back on murder
6
His limbs were regaining the strength of adolescence, but more perceptive sensations remained unroused.
Abbe Mouret's Transgression
7
Then Edmund proved he was more perceptive than he seemed.
Outpost
8
I thought perhaps I was more perceptive than most.
Unravel Me
9
Psychologically, he's way more perceptive than Hunter ever was.
Moonburn
10
Children were more perceptive than most gave credit.
While galileo preys
11
But because of this he was the better poised, the more evenly balanced, the more perceptive.
The Judgment House
12
At nearly sixteen, he was a great deal more perceptive about her than her own mother.
Zoya
13
But sometimes women were more perceptive than men.
The red door
14
If I hadn't been so curious about those intriguing new roots, would I have been more perceptive?
The Land of Painted Caves
15
Had he been more perceptive he might have guessed where Keen had first gained his own experience.
Beyond the Reef
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But it has become obvious to more perceptive visitors to Dublin, in particular, that the city is dysfunctional.
The Irish Times
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