perceptions
Pronunciation: [pərˈsɛpʃənz]
Word
Context: “understanding”
(noun) how we see or understand things around us. People can have different perceptions based on their experiences. It's like when you and your friend look at the same painting but see different things in it.
Example
Her perceptions about the story changed after she heard more details.
Example
His perceptions of the town were incorrect; it wasn't a scary place at all.
Example
What are some common perceptions people have about your favorite movie?
Context: “opinion”
(noun) an idea or belief that is shaped by personal experience. This means how you think or feel about something. For example, your perception of a vacation spot might differ from someone else's because of what you like.
Example
Her perception of the teacher improved after she learned about his methods.
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His perception of the book did not change, even after reading other people's reviews.
Example
How can our perceptions influence our decisions?
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