perceive

UK /pəˈsiːv/ US /pɚˈsiv/
verb 2

Collocations

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(verb.)

ADV

clearly

dimly

Through the fog, she dimly perceived the outline of a ship approaching the harbor.

directly

The witnesses directly perceived the accident happening right in front of them.

differently

My brother and I perceived the movie differently after discussing it with our friends.

easily, readily

The difference between the two paintings can be easily perceived once you examine them closely.

correctly | immediately

VERB + PERCEIVE

be able/unable to, can/could | fail to | be difficult to

PREP

as

Many people perceive social media as a negative influence on teenagers today.

PHRASES

commonly/generally/widely perceived

Climate change is now widely perceived as one of the most serious challenges facing humanity today.

a failure/an inability to perceive sth

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