Percipient Per Sip Ee Ant Adjective Deep Insight Understanding Noun Perceives

[From Latin percipere (to perceive), from per- (thoroughly) + capere (to seize). Ultimately from the Indo-European root kap- (to grasp), which also gave us captive, capsule, capable, capture, cable, chassis, occupy, deceive, gaff, caitiff, and captious. Earliest documented use: 1659.]

"I am a percipient and keen observer and manage an asset class which has long-term return potential." - Sanket Dhanorkar; Fund Manager's Pharma; The Economic Times (New Delhi, India); Mar 6, 2012.