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Impercipient

Not perceiving or not able to perceive

Not distinguishable not capable of being perceived known or discriminated as separate and distinct hence not capable

The act or power of perceiving sound perception of sound the faculty or sense by which

Having the faculty of perception perceiving as a percipient being

The act of perceiving again a repeated perception of the same object

notion or idea come into the mind again as previously perceived known or felt to have a renewed apprehension of to

To know again to perceive the identity of with a person or thing previously known

Feeling or perceiving beforehand

An affection of the eye in which the patient perceives luminous rays flashes coruscations etc See phosphene

Depending on or perceived by the eye received by actual sight personally seeing or