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experience
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experience (Background), noun acquaintance, apprenticeship, cognizance, competence, cosmopolitanism, education, empiricism, experientia, expertise, expertness, familiarity, instruction, judgment, ken, know-how, knowledge, mastery, maturity, peritia, perspicaciousness, practical knowledge, practical wisdom, practice, preparation, qualification, schooling, seasoning, skill, skillfulness, sophistication, teaching, training, tuition, understanding, wisdom, worldliness
Foreign phrases: Experientia per varios actus legem facit. Magistra rerum experientia.Experience by various acts makes law. Experience is the mistress of things. Per varios actus legem experientia facit. By various acts experience makes the law.
experience (Encounter), noun adventure, befalling, confrontation, episode, escapade, event, happening, incident, occasion, occurrence, pass, phenomenon, presentation, proceeding, situation, transpiration, venture
See also: ability, bear, common knowledge, common sense, competence, discern, endure, event, fact, happening, incident, information, knowledge, occasion, occurrence, partake, particular, perceive, phenomenon, skill, suffer, test, tolerate


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For your reader: pause after each sentence, to give the experiencer time to do each piece).
From stuck to liberated: accepting and letting goooo by Deal, Adrian / New Life Journal
While it is possible for the researcher to identify religious experiences without endorsing the cause of that experience, the religious perspective of the experiencer needs to be taken into account when discussing the experience.
Definitions and hypotheses: William James, religion, and spiritual ... by Stawski, Christopher / Cross Currents
I will definee this group of verbs as those that include two participants in their semantic structure, one representing the experiencer of some type of feeling, and the other one representing the cause of that feeling.
The acquisition of psychological-verb alternations in Spanish: two ... by Rubio, Fernando / Academic Exchange Quarterly
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