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Meanings of perceivable in English
Capable of being apprehended or understood.
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Usage of perceivable in English
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Skylan saw the druid give a barely perceivable shake of his head.
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Is it not perceivable that it had, on the contrary, a staling quality?
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These laws are the unknown causes of the known effects perceivable in the Universe.
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The ink's reaction creates perceivable stimuli that responds to digital content on the smartphone.
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The tension was almost tangible, something perceivable from the street.
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Secondary Qualities twofold; first, immediately perceivable; secondly, mediately perceivable.
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The gross world is perceivable by the ordinary senses.
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The original high-definition color standard captured a relatively small triangle of the human-perceivable color gamut.
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The whole is performed to the life by an invisible machine, without any perceivable assistance.
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Day dawned, and no change was perceivable; but in two hours afterwards she opened her eyes.
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Nevertheless, when something actually good is perceivable, one is convinced by it and even made happy.
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Pray are not the objects perceived by the SENSES of one, likewise perceivable to others present?
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In other races, there is no perceivable Trump drag -and there may be Trump coattails.
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These, in short, constituted the chief differences perceivable in the relative wealth of the people in Typee.
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Both of them, Delia noticed-infact, everyone in the room-hadbecome less perceivable to her since yesterday.
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The order perceivable in the grand divisions of the 'Spirit of Laws' pervades the smaller details also.
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Perceivable through the time