Similar words: perceptive, perceptively, perception, perceptible, positiveness, apperception, effectiveness, assertiveness. Meaning: [pə(r)'septɪvnɪs] 
n. 1. a feeling of understanding 2. delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values) 3. perception of that which is obscure 4. the quality of insight and sympathetic understanding.
n. 1. a feeling of understanding 2. delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values) 3. perception of that which is obscure 4. the quality of insight and sympathetic understanding. 
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1. Mintzberg deserves high praise for his perceptiveness in issuing these caveats about the widespread enthusiasm for the adhocracy arrangement.
2. He brought to friendship, as to his work, perceptiveness, integrity and above all enjoyment.
3. Acute intuitive insight or perceptiveness.
4. A great deal depends on our managers' perceptiveness and ability to care .
5. Despite the breathtakingly sad opening chapters, Tyler's delicate perceptiveness gives the novel an understated warmth.
6. Even those kids whose perceptiveness was seriously impaired miraculously learned, too.
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7. Plausibly, such virtues as sensitivity and perceptiveness or insightfulness should also be added.
8. The life - experiences and multiple perceptiveness in harmony are the key to the functioning of artistic transfer.
9. Her strength as a novelist lies in her perceptiveness and compassion.
10. It reflects your wisdom, humor and perceptiveness , and each title has its own breakthrough. That how to find the hidden secret has become the crowd's goal.
11. Sullivan and Lebow show a great deal of perceptiveness about the support system that a close family can provide.
12. You might be able to comprehend your relationships and interactions better today, which could be the result of your astute perceptiveness of others.
13. P. D. James has gained an enviable reputation for creating detective stories of uncommon depth and intricacy, combined with the sort of humanity and perceptiveness found only in the finest novelists.
14. The task I have in mind requires little more than perceptiveness and a good memory.
15. The book depends for much of its charm on the notion that the ability to laugh at others without mocking them to their faces is connected with perceptiveness.
16. The man was deeply moved by being looked at so minutely, so searching, and when he saw the portrait he was amazed by the perceptiveness of her interpretation of his character.
17. In the course of development of modernity, aesthetic modernity, with irrationality and life perceptiveness as its core of values, has become the rival element of enlightening modernity.
18. He infused his work with a unique wit, all the while demonstrating a great intuition, perceptiveness and forgiveness of human nature.
19. Hellokid, you are a sensitive and passionate lover; your perceptiveness makes you aware of your partner's needs and desires, which you are able to fulfill with almost magical delicacy.
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