be able to perceive

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to have the capacity to notice or understand something.

perceiveVERB + PERCEIVE

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be able to

Examples (10)

  • Humans are able to perceive a wide range of colors.
  • After the accident, he was no longer able to perceive certain sounds.
  • With practice, she became able to perceive subtle changes in her patients' conditions.
  • Many animals are able to perceive frequencies beyond human hearing.
  • He seemed unable to perceive the danger he was in.
  • The human eye can only be able to perceive light within a specific spectrum.
  • It's important to be able to perceive others' emotions to build strong relationships.
  • Some individuals are naturally more able to perceive details others miss.
  • Through meditation, one might be able to perceive a deeper sense of reality.
  • Even from a distance, I was able to perceive the faint scent of smoke.