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Meanings of imperceptible in English
Catalan
imperceptible Impossible or difficult to perceive by the mind or senses.
Usage of imperceptible in English
1
Yet, so far at least, the impact on banks has been imperceptible.
2
At first all detail was imperceptible; we were in a hollow night.
3
An exclamation point above imperceptible carnage that served to mark the beginning.
4
The consolidation was imperceptible in the murk, but nevertheless it took place.
5
Armada's pace was almost imperceptible: only a mile or two every hour.
6
There were sudden creaks of the furniture, imperceptible rustlings in the curtains.
7
The manifestation of its inaction is subtle and imperceptible to the senses.
8
The tide of darkness rose by imperceptible degrees and drowned the landscape.
9
Traynor is a master at delineating these almost imperceptible but vital changes.
10
In this deeper portion is the mouth, with an almost imperceptible œsophagus.
11
You have eyes for the imperceptible; use them, Mr. Harper, use them.
12
Years of imperceptible injuries accrete until they manifest as visible lesions, malignancies.
13
I was experiencing, he said, a series of tiny, nearly imperceptible strokes.
14
The slightest movement, almost imperceptible, before a hand ripped back the curtain.
15
The woman was found cold and insensible and with an imperceptible pulse.
16
The descent of Somerset had been a gradual and almost imperceptible lapse.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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