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perceptible
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  • It's not the lifting and cleaning, the medicines and wipes, and the distant but somehow always perceptible smell of disinfectant.  (source)
  • The ragged circle around him moved perceptibly closer.  (source)
    perceptibly = noticeably
  • Simon turned away from them and went where the just perceptible path led him.  (source)
    perceptible = capable of being seen
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  • A perceptible chill rippled from my heart through the rest of my body.  (source)
    perceptible = noticeable
  • Though the bitter cold did not abate, the daylight hours grew perceptibly longer.  (source)
    perceptibly = noticeably
  • But that thing of his dissembling was only subject to his perceptibility, not to his will determinate.†  (source)
    perceptibility = capability of being noticed
  • "Asheville is the last safe haven in the East," the man replied, his words barely perceptible now, nothing but dry, faint rasps.  (source)
    perceptible = capable of being heard
  • The wolf ran hard for fifty yards without gaining perceptibly on the fawn, then suddenly broke off the chase and trotted back to rejoin his fellows.  (source)
    perceptibly = noticeably
  • But now, too, I see the first lines at the corners of her mouth, a strand (or two or three) of silvery hair, the barest perceptible sag to her cheek.  (source)
    perceptible = capable of being seen
  • The room begins to darken perceptibly now.  (source)
    perceptibly = in a manner that is capable of being noticed
  • There is no possibility that any perceptible change will happen within our own lifetime.  (source)
    perceptible = capable of being noticed
  • The jerks perceptibly diminished; as the sled gained momentum, he caught them up, till it was moving steadily along.  (source)
    perceptibly = noticeably
  • But in the song there was a secret little inner song, hardly perceptible, but always there, sweet and secret and clinging, almost hiding in the counter-melody, and this was the Song of the Pearl That Might Be, for every shell thrown in the basket might contain a pearl.  (source)
    perceptible = capable of being noticed
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