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Meanings of perceive as in English

We have no meanings for "perceive as" in our records yet.
Usage of perceive as in English
1
You did really well, despite what you perceive as your failures, Sarah.
Once bitten, twice dead
2
And they resent us and what they perceive as our ungodly attitudes.
Earth strike: star carrier: book one
3
Politicians complaining about what they perceive as biased television coverage is scarcely news.
The Irish Times
4
He himself seemed to perceive as much; he grew even angrier.
Throne of Jade
5
The consequence is what we perceive as lack of family continuity and bonding.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
6
Unsuspecting clients make contact with whom they perceive as the landlord.
The Irish Times
7
She is too simple to perceive as you do the stiffness of her friend.
Catriona
8
Umaga's team-mates have not taken kindly to what they perceive as cynical media-driven spin.
The Guardian
9
The penetrating mind of Tocqueville, I believe, was the first to perceive as much.
The Psychology of Revolution
10
What do you perceive as the bigger risk to you?
The Irish Times
11
Maybe Olympic sport is just another thing that people perceive as lying to them.
The Guardian
12
Some people's anger makes them want to kill everyone they perceive as an enemy.
Allegiant
13
Fair play to them for organising themselves for what they perceive as their members' interests.
The Irish Times
14
He thought he could perceive as much as that.
Cousin Henry
15
Much of what outsiders perceive as fashion bitchiness is really just a heightened sense of detail.
BBC
16
And some bank depositors have fled to what they perceive as the greater safety of Britain.
Reuters
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Perceive as through the time
Perceive as across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common