Discernible is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCERNIBLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• that can be discerned, also DISCERNABLE
• able to be discerned; perceptible
• Capable of being discerned by the eye or the understanding; as, a star is discernible by the eye; the identity of difference of ideas is discernible by the understanding.
• perceptible by the senses or intellect
• capable of being perceived clearly
• capable of being seen or noticed
• that can be discerned
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to detect with the eyes; to detect with senses other than vision

Words related to DISCERNIBLE

discernibly19

Words that contain DISCERNIBLE

indiscernible18 undiscernible18

How to use DISCERNIBLE in a sentence

• No trace is discernible, at least in times of clear historical light, of any special influence exercised by their religion over other nations.
• A head amid the dark waves was not easily discernible.
• Over back of the hill, dimly discernible through the trees, loomed the black irregular shape of a cloud, in dismal contrast to the yellow glare which now filled all the sky.
• All this is discernible from the facts that drop out in these letters.
• Drawings and figures, and a variety of curious characters, were faintly discernible on some of the stones, but were not distinct enough to be legible.
• There are several reasons for this, which are discernible in rational light, and yet at this day they are concealed.
• Mediaeval intensity, curiously at variance with antique feeling, is discernible throughout.
• The mare was only dimly discernible, and she, like their own horses, was going at full speed.
• And they, too, were among those whose voices are not discernible by human ears.
• I saw the frigate! She was five miles from us, and looked like a dark mass, hardly discernible.
• A greater difference did not exist between the celebrated sons of Isaac than was discernible in these modern twins.
• From the moment when she became empress there is discernible in the entire administration a greater firmness and consistency of policy.
• They were painted with a dark brown pigment, and were easily discernible.
• Why had everyone collected in the hall? Even one or two scared-looking servants were discernible in the background, and on every face sat a strange, unusual gravity.
• It was discernible from the first years of the Catholic teaching up to the present day, and gave to that teaching a unity and individuality.
• Moreover, in much of what is actually progress in Wagner the influence of Weber is clearly discernible.
• In the grey sky a small black dot was discernible, seemingly motionless, but changing in size.
• That the old bull had put up a magnificent fight was easily discernible.
• For there are certain eternal laws for human conduct which are quite clearly discernible by human reason.
• Above them, on a still higher deck, the shadowy forms of officers were discernible.
• Part 1 There are at least two voices discernible in this part.
• It was not at that distance discernible from what mountain the cloud issued, but it was found afterward to ascend from Mount Vesuvius.
• These energies always existed in Nature, and they were always discernible.
• They are not dated and there has been no discernible chain of custody established.
• As in the case of a great number among the oppressed of the South, when simply looking at Maria, no visible marks of ill usage in any way were discernible.
• Ramel And are the remains of the poison contained in this cup so discernible, and present in such a quantity, as to furnish legal proof? The Doctor Yes, sir.

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