perceptible

a perceptible smell of paint

a perceptible drop in temperature

a perceptible decline in public confidence.

perceptible sounds in the night.

a clearly perceptible decline in public confidence

appreciable changes in temperature.See Synonyms at perceptible

The child bears a striking resemblance to the parents. See also Synonyms at perceptible

perceptible anger in his voice

The difference is scarcely perceptible to the average reader.

His lips curved in a barely perceptible smile.

After quite a perceptible pause, during which he consulted his notes, the lecturer continued.

No light, sound, or movement was perceptible there.

The perceptible was easy to do with satellite measurements.

The air of the end of the year is already perceptible.

So it was personal. It was perceptible and the solutions were practical.

They were only perceptible at first as the light is in the sky before the moon rises.

But how could a barely perceptible rise in air temperature lead to such crazy changes in weather?

But now, peace had been declared and by the 1650s there was a perceptible sigh of relief.

Some even of the wood fires more recently lighted had reached their decline, but no change was perceptible here.

And this technique is able to compress all this 25 gigabytes into 45 megabytes without introducing any significant perceptible difference!

Parvis received this without perceptible discomfiture.