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apperceptive

ADJECTIVE
conscious
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attentive aware certain cognizant informed keen mindful responsive sensible sure vigilant watchful
WEAK
able to recognize acquainted aesthetic alive to apprised assured au courant conversant discerning hep to in on in right mind knowing noticing noting observing on to perceiving percipient recognizing remarking seeing sensitive to sentient supraliminal understanding wise to with it witting
Antonyms
STRONGEST
careless heedless ignorant inattentive unaware uncertain unconfident uninformed unsure
WEAK
indifferent unconscious unintentional unresponsive unstudied
ADJECTIVE
sentient
Synonyms
WEAK
able to recognize alert attentive awake aware cognizant feeling in on in the right mind informed knowing noticing observing perceiving receptive recognizing responsive seeing sensitive to understanding watchful

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My apperceptive mass goes back 50 years when I was the bird-dog for Jack Kaplan, then worth over $100 million and denoted as a big boodle for a sole operator.

From Forbes • Mar. 30, 2015

Bleak House discusses the contents of children’s minds and the need of early experiences to form apperceptive centres of feeling and thought in a comprehensive and suggestive manner.

From Dickens As an Educator by Hughes, James L. (James Laughlin)

All of which simply means that his channels of reaction are so formed already that no instruction can get sufficient lodgment in him to bring about any modification of his "apperceptive systems."

From The Story of the Mind by Baldwin, James Mark

Thus the critical analysis must give a logical presentation of the apperceptive and associative processes of revival.

From International Congress of Arts and Science, Volume I Philosophy and Metaphysics by Various

Perfect freedom can not be developed in a soul filled with the apperceptive experiences of tyranny.

From Dickens As an Educator by Hughes, James L. (James Laughlin)