adjective (formal)
1 great enough for you to notice it:
a perceptible change / increase / decline / impact * The price increase has had no perceptible effect on sales. * Her foreign accent was barely perceptible.
2 (technical) that you can notice or feel with your senses:
the perceptible world
OPPIMPERCEPTIBLE
perceptibly adverb:
Income per head rose perceptibly. * It was perceptibly colder. * His voice softened perceptibly.
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