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Meanings of perceptible in English
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perceptible Spanish
perceptible Capable of being perceived by the mind or senses.
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Usage of perceptible in English
1
The results in favor of Zenoleum were less marked but still perceptible.
2
The movement is barely perceptible; the intervals of rest long and frequent.
3
But the loss was not perceptible in the circle of her guests.
4
Since then, legacy brands have taken small but perceptible steps towards inclusivity.
5
As the years passed the limitations of the convent became more perceptible.
6
But in the corner of this wall was a scarcely perceptible recess.
7
There is a slight but perceptible colour in the atmosphere of summer.
8
Even in the last two or three minutes a change was perceptible.
9
The other made a barely perceptible inclination of the head and departed.
10
Another week, and there was a perceptible increase in the autumnal tints.
11
Besides, there was a perceptible Rationalism in many of the new hymns.
12
But the annihilation of perception does not involve that of the perceptible.
13
My cirripedial task is an eternal one; I make no perceptible progress.
14
Hardly perceptible at first, it was soon oscillating in a regular rhythm.
15
A more than perceptible frown flashed across the face of the officer.
16
Still there was a perceptible motion of the ship towards the shore.
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Perceptible through the time
Perceptible across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common