Perceptibly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERCEPTIBLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• PERCEPTIBLE, able to be perceived
• in a noticeable manner
ADJECTIVE:
• (especially of a slight movement or change of state) able to be seen or noticed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capable of being perceived especially by the senses

Words related to PERCEPTIBLY

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How to use PERCEPTIBLY in a sentence

• Fitzgerald stationed himself at her side, she lowered her eyes with a perceptibly deepening color.
• I have to add that he was made prisoner, and when his wounds were healed, he was, though not perceptibly, disabled for active service.
• The position of the sun, in this latitude, it must be recollected, is protracted, very perceptibly, above the horizon.
• With a hand that shook perceptibly he turned the button of the spring lock, and, opening the door onto the street, looked out.
• Instead, it thickened perceptibly, rolling up in new waves from the lake.
• By its use the temperature is rapidly lowered, the pulse reduced in number and in fulness, and the pain in some instances perceptibly diminished.
• Delamere, perceptibly older and more wizened than he had seemed the day before, and leaning heavily on the arm of a servant, repeated his statement of the evening before.
• Each minute the raging tide gained ground perceptibly.
• Suddenly a wilder gust shook the house perceptibly.
• The distance between him and his pursuers had perceptibly increased.
• A few hours later Bennett noted that the gale had begun perceptibly to abate.
• Chapter the Twelfth As the weeks rolled on the days began perceptibly to draw in, and the leaves turned gradually from green to golden brown.
• The white men of Dakota are changing perceptibly, I think, in their feelings toward the red men among them, or among whom they are.
• Their faces brightened perceptibly when they beheld Mrs.
• Not only, indeed, had he always maintained toward her the terms of the most reserved friendship, but, since she had been a widow, that reserve had become perceptibly aggravated.
• Studying daily a subject of such vast complications, her mind perceptibly grew, and from year to year she was able to grasp new and higher truths.
• This is one of the features of a period of transition during which, without ill-will on either side, the gulf between rich and poor is becoming perceptibly wider.
• He looked up at the sun, and saw that it was almost exactly where it had been, and that it had not perceptibly diminished in power.
• Instances of confusion among the words known to him are also perceptibly more rare.
• His letters demonstrate these traits very perceptibly, and he knew absolutely no other method of working.
• Her words were courteous, but her manner brought the temperature of the room down perceptibly.
• In Notre Dame, the cathedral of Paris, as in the cathedral of Tours, the north tower is perceptibly broader than the south.
• The figure perceptibly gave up its fixity, shifted a step or two, and turned round.
• There is a constant evolution in all things progressive, and this evolution is felt very perceptibly to-day in the vocal world.
• The traffic in the street begins perceptibly to diminish.
• These forces themselves have perceptibly changed, at least in their relative power.
• Vermin have perceptibly decreased during the last few years, in spite of the fact that the game has increased at the rate of fully 10 per cent, per annum.
• Freda bent more closely over her sketch, but coloured perceptibly.

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