perceptibly — In a way that can be noticed or detected by the senses. Clearly enough to be seen, heard, or felt.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a way that can be noticed or detected by the senses. Clearly enough to be seen, heard, or felt.
Pronunciation (IPA): /pərˈseptəbli/
Korean meaning: 눈에 띄게, 인지할 수 있을 정도로
Korean pronunciation: 퍼-셉터블리 (강세: 셉)
Example Sentences
- My wallet became perceptibly lighter after visiting the shopping mall.
- The student's grades improved perceptibly after hiring a tutor.
- Her mood perceptibly brightened when she saw the pizza delivery.
perceptibly
ADVERB//pərˈseptəbli//
In a way that can be noticed or detected by the senses. Clearly enough to be seen, heard, or felt.
In a way that can be noticed or detected by the senses. Clearly enough to be seen, heard, or felt.
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Origin
From Latin perceptus, meaning 'seized' or 'grasped,' which comes from percipere meaning 'to take hold of completely' or 'to perceive.'
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“My wallet became perceptibly lighter after visiting the shopping mall.”
“The student's grades improved perceptibly after hiring a tutor.”
“Her mood perceptibly brightened when she saw the pizza delivery.”
“The air quality has perceptibly worsened since the factory opened.”
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