Oh my word Perception, Prescription

“The key to conversation at work is flexibility and understanding how what you say might be perceived by others.” –Deborah Tannen

Perception is the ability of a person to perceive things, the faculty of perceiving things, an instance of perceiving; People’s perception of things around them such as in the society widens as they age, and graduate or learn by doing things which could go wrong or right. But some people’s perceptions could be exemplary which could as a result of his or her DNA, family and social milieu.

When followed by of; perception refers to the intuitive recognition of a truth, an aesthetic quality in a person; an instance of this. People usually have a perception (discernment, realization) of their social position (class, caste, earning power).

Perception is your understanding of the world around you, an interpretation based upon your observations and experiences; an impression of something and understanding. Perception comes from the Latin word ‘perceptio’.

The variants of perception the noun are perceptual (adjective) and perceptually (adverb). Perceptive is an adjective. Perceptive means the ability of perception, one who is capable of perceiving things; sensitive, discerning, observant. She is a perceptive (observant) child over people’s conversations.

He is a perceptive (sensitive) boy over matter of inequality. Perceptible is an adjective meaning capable of being perceived by the senses, having the ability of being perceived by the intellect. Perceptible comes from the Old French word. The variants of perceptible are perceptibility (noun) and perceptibly (adverb). Do dogs of perceptible powers? Probably they are perceptible otherwise how can they be loyal to their masters and mistresses. Prescription! You go to a doctor, the doctor gives you a prescription.

“The doctor knows that it is he prescription slip itself, even more than what is written on it, that is often the vital ingredient for enabling a patient to get rid of whatever is ailing him.” –Norman Cousins

Prescription is a doctor’s instruction to patient as to what medicines to buy, and when to take them (morning, noon, night) and in how much dosage.

Prescription is the medicine that is prescribed. Prescription is the act of prescribing (to this way, do like that…) something to someone; an instance of prescribing. Some people dislike when they are prescribed, or given a prescription. Prescriptive is an adjective. Prescriptive means prescribing. Linguistically, prescriptive indicates to laying down rules of usage, concerning with rules of a language.

The variants of prescriptive are prescriptively (adverb) and prescriptivst (adjective and noun). Do you detest or admire if your parent is prescriptivist?