percipience

Without percipience, she would not be able to identify it.

Percipience and the position of the sun told her that she was facing south.

With percipience and power, she had wrought a few herself.

Or perhaps her percipience told her all she needed to know.

But he had no percipience with which to taste their peril.

Her percipience found no evidence of him at all.

Her percipience flared toward him, trying to read the spirit behind what he said.

Studying them with her percipience, she knew that these mountains were angry.

But Linden's percipience found no evidence of serious physical hurt.

He lacked her percipience, had no knowledge of the tree's agony.

Her percipience had never been a match for the Elohim.

She did not need percipience, however, to know that the woman's condition had worsened.

As he spoke, Linden felt pressure rise against her percipience.

Then, using percipience instead of sight to direct her, she went looking for Mistweave.

But when she did so, her percipience began to shout at her.

More than once, percipience had enabled her to take possession of Covenant.

It unveiled itself to her particular percipience with a visionary intensity.

But her past was too strong; it blinded her percipience.

At last, she turned her renewed percipience toward her companion.

But then her percipience gained clarity, and she saw that the danger was not imminent.

Her percipience could grasp the melody and make it serve her.

The process leeching her away was slow, and she retained enough percipience to measure it.

But the opening of her percipience exposed her to the bells again.

And she had nothing to offer him except her acute and outraged percipience.

And during her time with Thomas Covenant, she had never lacked percipience.