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Meanings of very perceptive in English

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Usage of very perceptive in English
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Eyes that the doctor could easily see belonged to a very perceptive man.
To Honor You Call Us
2
Nick Broomfield, film-maker Nick has made some terrific films; very funny and very perceptive.
The Guardian
3
You are a very perceptive young man, Mr. Lucas.
In the shadow of the cypress
4
Males, she had been told, were not very perceptive.
The outcast
5
The earl was usually a very perceptive man, for all his bluster and Scottish grumbling.
Soulless
6
He thinks you're a very perceptive young woman.
The water room
7
Sir, - Charles Clarke's letter of January 4th reminded me of the very perceptive comments of C.S.
The Irish Times
8
Thank you for a very perceptive analysis.
The Irish Times
9
Sir, - I found Kim Bielenberg's article on the surprisingly violent contents of nursery rhymes very perceptive.
The Irish Times
10
You are very perceptive, the woman said.
The Shelters of Stone
11
They are very perceptive, but either wilfully delude themselves, or their perceptions do not tally with their actions.
The Guardian
12
Cynthia, upon request, gives her views on the group, and it is agreed that she is very perceptive.
The new yorker
13
And SeaBED the robot is a very expensive, very perceptive non-human diver that can act as our guide.
Wired
14
That's very perceptive of you, child.
The golden compass
15
He tried to see this thing from the point of view of a very perceptive and occasionally sensitive eleven-year-old.
The strain
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I'm very perceptive that way.
Mortal Allies
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