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`faculty of perceiving. 2. Recognition and interpreta-
`tion of sensory stimuli based chiefly on memory.
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`discerning. — per'cep•tiv~i•ty (pur'sep-tiv'i-te), per•
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`substance or small holes • filter. 2. To drain or seep
`through. 3. To cause a solvent liquid to pass through
`a mixture, such as a powdered drug, so as to extract
`the soluble portion. — n. (-lit, -lat'). A liquid that has
`been percolated. — per'eo•la~tion n.
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`throu h Conti uit as in the spread of infection or
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`inflammation between ad'acent structures.
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