apperceive (apersev)

t.; pret. and pp. apperceived, ppr. apperceiving. [Early mod. E. also apperceave, apparceive, ven, aparceiven, aparceven, perceived); loosely, to perceive; notice: used specifically of internal perception or self-con sciousne . See apperception. apperceivingt (ap-er-sē' 'ving), n. [ME. aper ceyvynge; verbal n. of apperceive.] Perception. Chaucer.