perceptible (Meaning)

Wordnet

perceptible (a)

capable of being perceived by the mind or senses

Wordnet

perceptible (s)

easily seen or detected

Webster

perceptible (a.)

Capable of being perceived; cognizable; discernible; perceivable.

perceptible Sentence Examples

  1. A faint tremble was perceptible in his hands as he prepared for the interview.
  2. The subtle scent of lavender lingered, just perceptible in the air.
  3. Her pulse became more perceptible as the suspense reached its peak.
  4. A slight change in the weather pattern was perceptible on the horizon.
  5. The vibration was so imperceptible that only the most sensitive devices could detect it.
  6. The stars were barely perceptible against the backdrop of the night sky.
  7. A faint sweetness was perceptible in the aroma of the freshly baked cake.
  8. The growth in his business was perceptible over the past few months.
  9. Her whispered words were barely perceptible above the roar of the traffic.
  10. The ripples in the water were only perceptible from a certain angle.

FAQs About the word perceptible

capable of being perceived by the mind or senses, easily seen or detectedCapable of being perceived; cognizable; discernible; perceivable.

discernible, noticeable, detectable, audible, appreciable,distinguishable, significant, sensible, palpable, observable

undetectable, undetectable, imperceptible, insensible, invisible, insensible,imperceptible, intangible, indistinguishable, indistinguishable

A faint tremble was perceptible in his hands as he prepared for the interview.

The subtle scent of lavender lingered, just perceptible in the air.

Her pulse became more perceptible as the suspense reached its peak.

A slight change in the weather pattern was perceptible on the horizon.