percept

Synonyms for percept

noun practice, tradition

noun. practice, tradition

1837, from Latin perceptum "(a thing) perceived," noun use of neuter past participle of percipere (see perceive). Formed on model of concept.

You look at a watch which I hold before your eyes and secure a percept of it.

As we reflect and seek to correct this inadequacy, the percept changes on our hands.

The percept is, and remains, a private and an individual matter.

The percept has an aggressiveness which does not belong to the image.

A percept is "that which is perceived; the object of the act of perception."

A percept can be described by particulars; a concept can be described only by generals.

A percept is: "the object of an act of perception; that which is perceived."

The Percept is the mental image of a real object—a particular thing.

But that percept hangs together with all our other physical percepts.

Then it is not to be doubted that it is characterised as percipient and percept.