apperceptive (aperseptiv)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 53
[ It is after all nothing but our apperceptive faculties, potentially idealized, that are made to serve for the consciousne of a universal subject. Mind, IX. 381. Apperceptive union, the uniting of one idea with another by a voluntary act of consciousne . apperilt (a-per'il), n. [ ap -1 + peril .] Peril; danger; risk. Let me stay at thine apperil . Shak ., T. of A., i. 2. Is there no law for a woman that will run upon a man at her own apperil ? Middle ton , Michael mas Term, i. 1.
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