† perceiverationn.
Obsolete. rare.
= perceiverance n. 1.
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the mind > mental capacity > perception or cognition > [noun]
anyitOE
eyesightc1175
sightc1175
sentimentc1374
mindc1384
intentc1386
fantasyc1400
savoura1425
spiritsc1450
perceiverancea1500
perceiverationa1500
senses1528
perceivance1534
sense1553
kenc1560
mind-sight1587
knowledge1590
fancy1593
animadversion1596
cognition1651
awaring1674
perception1678
scan1838
apperception1848
perceivedness1871
the mind > mental capacity > understanding > [noun]
witOE
understandinga1050
intention1340
intendmentc1374
knowledgea1387
intelligencec1390
conceitc1405
intellect?a1475
perceiverancea1500
perceiverationa1500
receipta1500
intendiment1528
reach1542
apprehension1570
toucha1586
understandingnessa1628
apprehensivenessa1639
ingenuity1651
comprehensiona1662
intelligibility1661
intelligency1663
uptake1816
a1500 (?a1450) Gesta Romanorum (Harl. 7333) (1879) 230 (MED) A shrewde or a froward wil or a fleshli delectacion..makith foule the consienns and the perseueracion [a1500 BL Add. perseverance], so that þe soule may not Se God ne his owne perill.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2005; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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- in humour
- in husbandry
- in hysterics
- in idea
- in idle
- in idleness
- in idleship
- in ill
- in ill part
- in imitation of
- in in early use also on one's heart
- in in rerages
- in incognito
- in infinite
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- in intil ane ling
- in into covert
- in into hospital
- in into remembrance
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- in intuition to
- in inverse proportion