Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Able to be seen, heard, or understood; something that can be noticed or detected.

Example: The changes in temperature were barely perceivable to the naked eye.

Definition: To become aware of something through the senses or to understand it in a particular way.

Example: She can perceive subtle changes in her surroundings.

Definition: As understood or recognized by someone.

Example: The perceived value of the artwork increased after the artist became famous.

Definition: To become aware of something through the senses or to understand something in a particular way.

Example: She perceived a change in his attitude after the meeting.

Definition: A person who notices or becomes aware of something through their senses.

Example: As a perceiver of art, she could appreciate the subtle details in the painting.

Definition: A part of a whole expressed in terms of 100; it shows how much of something there is compared to the total amount.

Example: The percentage of students who passed the exam was higher this year than last year.

Definition: A value that shows how a particular score compares to others in a group, indicating the percentage of scores that fall below it.

Example: If you scored in the 90th percentile on the test, you did better than 90% of the other students.

Definition: A mental image or understanding of something that you see, hear, or feel, which helps you form ideas about it.

Example: The artist's work is inspired by the percepts he experiences in nature.

Definition: The quality of being able to be noticed or perceived by the senses.

Example: The perceptibility of the sound was affected by the distance from the source.

Definition: Something that can be noticed or seen by the senses or understood by the mind.

Example: The changes in temperature were barely perceptible to most people.

Definition: In a way that can be noticed or perceived; something that is clear enough to be seen or felt.

Example: The temperature changed perceptibly as the sun began to set.