perceived

[pərˈsiːvd]

perceived Definition

• 1. become aware or conscious of (something); come to realize or understand
• 2. interpret or look on (someone or something) in a particular way; regard as

Using perceived: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "perceived" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He perceived a change in her behavior.

• Example

  The public perceives him as being arrogant.

• Example

  She is perceived to be a great leader.

• Example

  The company is perceived as being environmentally friendly.

perceived Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for perceived

• discerned
• noticed
• detected
• recognized
• understood

Antonyms for perceived

• ignored
• overlooked
• missed

Phrases with perceived

• perceived value

  the worth or usefulness that a consumer attaches to a product or service

  Example

  The company's marketing strategy focuses on increasing the perceived value of their products.

• perceived threat

  a danger or risk that is believed to exist, whether or not it is actually present

  Example

  The government issued a warning about a perceived threat of terrorist attacks.

• perceived control

  the belief that one has the ability to influence or direct events and outcomes

  Example

  A sense of perceived control can help reduce stress and anxiety.

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Summary: perceived in Brief

The verb 'perceived' [pərˈsiːvd] means to become aware of something or interpret someone or something in a particular way. Examples include 'He perceived a change in her behavior.' and 'The public perceives him as being arrogant.' Phrases like 'perceived value' and 'perceived threat' refer to the worth or danger that is believed to exist. The verb is formal and can be replaced with 'discern' or 'realize.'