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perceive

[per-seev] / pərˈsiv /




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Meanwhile, insurance premiums, particularly on vessels considered American, British, or Israeli, have risen significantly because of the perceived higher risk of attack.

From BBC

Butare encouraged Nigerians to report any perceived wrongdoing by medical personnel so the council could intervene.

From BBC

They will likely increase the perceived integration risk for the Swiss insurer, add.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those frustrations erupted in September, when Nepal’s young people forced out their prime minister, joining a wave of Gen Z uprisings around the world protesting perceived corruption and a lack of jobs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Inspectors said hospital management "did not always support staff well-being" and "were not always visible within the service and were sometimes perceived as unsupportive".

From BBC