perception
/pərˈsɛpʃən/
noun
- The way someone notices or understands something using their senses or mind.
- The artist's work challenges our perception of color and space.
- His perception of the problem was different from hers.
- Children's perception of time is often slower than adults'.
- An opinion or belief based on how things seem, not necessarily on fact.
- Her perception of him changed after she learned about his volunteer work.
- The media can shape our perception of political events.
- There is a public perception that the company is not environmentally friendly.
- The ability to notice or understand things quickly and clearly.
- A good detective needs sharp perception.
- His perception of the risks helped avoid a disaster.
- She showed great perception in reading the room's mood.
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