discerptibility (Meaning)
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discerptibility (n.)
Capability or liableness to be discerped.
Synonyms & Antonyms of discerptibility
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
discerptibility Sentence Examples
- The discerptibility of the image was impaired due to the camera's poor quality.
- The scientist's goal was to enhance the discerptibility of the DNA sample.
- The teacher's words lacked discerptibility, making it difficult for students to understand the lesson.
- The discerptibility of the stars in the night sky was limited by the presence of light pollution.
- The discerptibility of the colors in the painting was affected by the fading of the pigments over time.
- The discerptibility of the footprints in the sand was compromised by the wind and rain.
- The discerptibility of the sound was reduced by the distance between the speaker and the listener.
- The discerptibility of the object in the water was limited by the ripples and waves.
- The discerptibility of the signal was affected by the presence of noise and interference.
- The discerptibility of the pattern was obscured by the complexity of the design.
FAQs About the word discerptibility
Capability or liableness to be discerped.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The discerptibility of the image was impaired due to the camera's poor quality.
The scientist's goal was to enhance the discerptibility of the DNA sample.
The teacher's words lacked discerptibility, making it difficult for students to understand the lesson.
The discerptibility of the stars in the night sky was limited by the presence of light pollution.
