observable Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- viewless
- sightless
- hidden
- sightless
- faint
- melted
- faint
- imperceptible
- hidden
- vague
- indistinct
- unnoticeable
- unnoticeable
- imperceptible
- unobservable
- viewless
- inconspicuous
- unobtrusive
- insignificant
- insignificant
- slight
- indistinct
- inconspicuous
- slight
- unobservable
- melted
- vague
- unobtrusive
Weak:
Meaning of observable
observable (s)
capable of being seen or noticed
observable (a.)
Worthy or capable of being observed; discernible; noticeable; remarkable.
observable Sentence Examples
- The observable effects of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent.
- The scientist meticulously recorded the observable data to support their hypothesis.
- The test results provided observable evidence of the drug's efficacy.
- The observable behavior of the animals was closely monitored for any abnormalities.
- The painting's texture and brushstrokes were observable under close examination.
- The observable symptoms of the disease indicated the need for immediate treatment.
- The observable trends in the economy pointed towards a potential recession.
- The observable growth of the plant was stunted due to insufficient sunlight.
- The observable differences between the two groups were noted for further analysis.
- The observable patterns in the stars helped astronomers map the constellations.
FAQs About the word observable
capable of being seen or noticedWorthy or capable of being observed; discernible; noticeable; remarkable.
noticeable,visible, visual,apparent, seeable, detectable, clear, perceptible, obvious, discernible
disappeared, invisible, vanished, dissolved,invisible, disappeared, dissolved, vanished, viewless, sightless
The observable effects of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent.
The scientist meticulously recorded the observable data to support their hypothesis.
The test results provided observable evidence of the drug's efficacy.
The observable behavior of the animals was closely monitored for any abnormalities.
