Definitionadj. capable of being perceived by the mind or senses
Last update: July 30, 2016
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The patient got perceptible improvement after consulting a good doctor. [adjective]
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VIII, Section 20 (Descartes had argued: Secondary qualities only perceptible through a single sense. [adjective]
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However, projecting into the seventies a number of already perceptible trends a rather more hopeful aspect seems to present itself. [adjective]
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"Now I remember with fright that look and that scarcely perceptible smile." [adjective]
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The light of an obscure moon was just sufficient to render objects, though dim, perceptible in their outlines. [adjective]
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"I am afraid of Rome," she answered, with a perceptible tremor of the voice. [adjective]
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He observed the manoeuvring with a perceptible brightening of the eyes. [adjective]
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The pride perceptible in his manner was not offensive; it might have been from a sense of duty well done; it might have been for Ben-Hur without reference to himself. [adjective]
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It seemed that his speech gave uncommon pleasure to the tall gentleman on the black charger, whose face twitched with a barely perceptible smile. [adjective]
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The next morning we pulled out both halves of the axle and found the key-ways worn so there was a very perceptible play. [adjective]
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'You will tell me a different tale one of these days,' said Harry, colouring without any perceptible reason. [adjective]
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