How to pronounce “apperceive”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (obsolete) To perceive.
• (psychology) To be aware of perceiving; to understand a perception by linking it mentally with a mass of existing ideas of the same object.

Practice Nearby Words

perceave, apprehend, percieve, perceive, perceptualize, catch, sensate, reperceive, cognize, recognize, appreciate, take in, reach, make out, experiment, remark, discern, resent, appreesh, begripe, insume, hear, agnize, grasp, reapprehend, reconnoitre, appretiate, foreread, acknow, greet, catch on, receave, have an eye for, notice, take, pick up on, meet, absorb, pick up, penetrate, receive, cognise, feel, attain, get outside of, appropre, beknowledge, quote, understand, behold, regard, look through, lay hold of, overget, know, addeem, get the picture, realize, have, take across, skill, oversit, aquire, feel like, comprehend, goam, intuit, begrip, acquire, see into, seen, hearken, make sense, enmind, pick out, acquist, imbibe, forsta, behearken, olfact, prove, reappreciate, find, entend, peruse, glom on, transpire, conceive, attuite, mark, appraise, abear, acceed, interpenetrate, besee, get it, regrasp, seem, scent, listen after

Similar Sounds

apperceive, perceive, aparicio, aperea, apsey, approve, oppressive, abbrev, appro, apso, abbacy, apperson, apero, apsu, aburst, apsa, pursive, absi, cursive, reprieve, abrasive, opry, coercive, misperceive, apri, upheave, apc, arsey, repreve, unperceived, apre, opsy, epsy, orsi, apery, epsi, ipc, air sleeve, aprea, epci, abrev, arsi, opsia, ipsi, upper side, abessive, aborsive, epri, super c, approche, apparati, apathy, apps, perceived, appart, capri, aperture, appy, apropos, apper, aps, assay, caprio, assy, apse, api, perceiver, apst, aparel, assi, massiv, apert, arey, abso, appert, apparate, apis, appar, asio, apsis, apparat, appia, apses, apie, appi, azov, apice, as of, absa, asci, apathie, apices, appress, abbacies, caprie, absu, apio, arrowy, lapsi