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Superlative for having or showing keenness of perception
“Thus, the student's senses were perceptive to environmental clues and cues.”
Superlative for alert, focussed, or on top of things
“A perceptive watchman over the darkling plain of social change, Coleridge was acutely aware of the industrialization of the book trade.”
Superlative for showing, or indicative of, good insight or judgment
“A perceptive manager knows by experience that projects do not always go according to plan.”
Superlative for based on, or in accordance with, reason or logic
“Stratton makes a perceptive argument for its usefulness while mitigating its drawbacks.”
Superlative for animate and responsive to stimuli
“It is an extension of the world of experience that, in part, identifies the viewer as a perceptive, sentient being.”
Superlative for having knowledge of events before they take place
Superlative for being easily influenced (especially of young people)
(of a person) Superlative for having emotional or mental peace
Superlative for objective or fair, after taking everything into account
Superlative for determined or passionate in one's beliefs, interests or endeavors
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