Percept

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 76
pėr′sept, n. that which is perceived by means of the senses.— n. Perceptibil′ity , quality of being perceptible.— adj. Percep′tible , that can be perceived: that may be known by the senses: discernible.— adv. Percep′tibly .— n. Percep′tion , act of perceiving: discernment: ( phil. ) the faculty of perceiving: the evidence of external objects by our senses.— adjs. Percep′tional ; Percep′tive , having the power of perceiving or discerning.— ns. Percep′tivene , the faculty or power of perceiving: readine to perceive; Perceptiv′ity , character or quality of being perceptive: power of perceiving.— adj. Percep′tūal , of the nature of perception.
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