perceptible
Anything that can be perceivedAnything that can be perceived.
» He pointed to the light in the sky—hardly perceptible to their older eyes.
Er zeigte auf das für ihre ergrauten Augen kaum wahrnehmbare Licht am Himmel.
Meaning
1 sensesAnything that can be perceived.
Examples
4 sentencesHe pointed to the light in the sky—hardly perceptible to their older eyes.
deEr zeigte auf das für ihre ergrauten Augen kaum wahrnehmbare Licht am Himmel.
The earthquake was barely perceptible.
ruЗемлетрясение было едва ощутимо.
My most striking physical trait is my beautiful long nose, it's the most perceptible and visible physical part of my whole body.
In the atom, in the cell, in the cosmos, Transcendent Intelligence is perceptible.
Origin
Borrowed from Late Latin perceptibilis, from Latin percipio.Borrowed from Late Latin perceptibilis, from Latin percipio.
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Forms
plural: perceptibles| Singular | perceptible |
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