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discernible
Perceptible by the senses or intellect.
discernible
indiscernible
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discernible
discernible
1
He also received free food and heating, and paid no
discernible
taxes.
2
Four years later, there's a
discernible
glow-up in confidence and stage presence.
3
But the long-term consequences of this idea are only just becoming
discernible
.
4
Based on the limited data available, there is no
discernible
incumbency effect.
5
Yesterday one newspaper published a list of
discernible
signs of a recession.
1
Long unpainted, they were barely
discernable
in the shadows of the hills.
2
There was no
discernable
way up, nothing but mountain laurel and rock.
3
They blended so well into the landscape as to be barely
discernable
.
4
We are transitioning from ice to rock now, with no
discernable
delay.
5
But the attack failed to dent tourist arrivals to any
discernable
degree.
6
He glances at the Somdet Chaopraya, who gives a barely
discernable
nod.
7
The air felt charged with some small but
discernable
electrical current.
8
Herren has emerged as the first
discernable
indie hip hop producer in years.
9
They were those of two well-dressed men; that was easily
discernable
.
10
Geena moved through the city, guided by nothing
discernable
or definable.
11
Echoes of lapping water reverberated off stone walls, barely
discernable
in the darkness.
12
There was a faintly
discernable
steam rising up from the hole.
13
There were no
discernable
words there, just a long, harsh screech, like an eagle's.
14
Day is breaking; but Captain Boyton is not
discernable
yet.
15
There may even be a very
discernable
shift within one of your personal relationships!
16
Tenofovir gel had no
discernable
impact on the transmission bottleneck.
discernable
barely discernable
discernable degree
discernable difference
discernable reason
plainly discernable
espanyol
discernible