Definitions for perceptionpərˈsɛp ʃən  This page provides all
possible meanings and translations of the word perception
Random House Webster's College Dictionary  per•cep•tionpərˈsɛp
ʃən(n.)    1. the act or faculty of apprehending by means of the
senses or the mind; cognition; awareness.    2. a single unified
awareness derived from sensory processes while a stimulus is
present.      Category: Psychology, Cognition    3. immediate or
intuitive recognition or appreciation, as of moral,
psychological, or aesthetic qualities; insight; discernment.
4. the result or product of perceiving; percept.  Origin of
perception:  1350–1400; ME (< OF) < L perceptiō gathering in ,
perception. See perceive , -tion   Princeton's WordNet    1.
percept, perception, perceptual experience(noun)     2.
perception(noun)      a way of conceiving something      "Luther
had a new perception of the Bible"    3. perception(noun)
the process of perceiving    4. perception(noun)      knowledge
gained by perceiving      "a man adm