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Significados de percipient en inglés

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A person who becomes aware (of things or events) through the senses.

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        Characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving.

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              Uso de percipient en inglés
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              But he does not pretend to have interrogated the lady, the 'percipient'.
              Cock Lane and Common-Sense
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              And the more complex the form, the more percipient and active the spirit.
              Last and First Men
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              This percipient event is roughly speaking the bodily life of the incarnate mind.
              The Concept of Nature / The Tarner Lectures Delivered in Trinity...
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              The percipient, General Sir Arthur Becher, had seen other uncanny visions.
              Cock Lane and Common-Sense
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              It's precisely as I believed; Doctor Chalmers is an unusually gifted precognitive percipient.
              The Edge of the Knife
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              They did not prove that the colour is in the mind of the percipient.
              The Problems of Philosophy
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              All things exist as they are perceived; at least in relation to the percipient.
              A Defence of Poetry and Other Essays
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              The sense-terminus of the remaining percipient is regarded by the philosopher as not quite reaching reality.
              The Meaning of Truth
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              The reason why more audile phenomena are perceived at night is that the percipient is tolerably still.
              Inferences from Haunted Houses and Haunted Men
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              The second story was sent to us by the percipient herself, and is therefore a firsthand experience.
              True Irish Ghost Stories
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              These are reproduced by the 'agent's' theory of himself, perhaps with some unconscious assistance from 'the percipient'.
              Cock Lane and Common-Sense
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              But he is particularly percipient, and sometimes even lyrical, on our Irish weather and, most especially, our rain.
              The Irish Times
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              Without such sensation of the phenomenon these conceptions would be unintelligible to the percipient himself and to others.
              Myth and Science / An Essay
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              The percipient, unnamed, was in bed.
              The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
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              The vividness of the impression which a supposed theophany makes on the percipient is no proof of authenticity.
              Valis
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              And how came the percipient here?
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