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palpability

/ˌpæl.pəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui peut être perçu ou ressenti par le toucher ; caractère de ce qui est tangible. Par extension, qualité de ce qui est évident, concret ou manifeste.

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noun

/ˌpæl.pəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui peut être perçu ou ressenti par le toucher ; caractère de ce qui est tangible. Par extension, qualité de ce qui est évident, concret ou manifeste.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being able to be perceived or felt by touch; tangibility.

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  1. TangibilityC1formal

    The quality of being able to be felt or touched; physical perceptibility.

    frTangibilité

    • The palpability of the rough stone surface was surprising.
    • In the dark, the palpability of the object gave her a sense of its shape.
    • The artist aimed to create a sense of palpability in her sculptures.

    Synonymesconcretenessmaterialityperceptibilityphysicalitysubstantialitytactilitytangibility

    Antonymesimpalpabilityimperceptibilityintangibility

  2. Clarity or ObviousnessC2formal

    The quality of being easily noticeable or obvious, especially in an emotional or abstract sense.

    frCaractère palpable

    • The palpability of the tension in the room was undeniable.
    • There was a palpable sense of excitement, a palpability that filled the air.
    • The palpability of his grief moved everyone present.

    Synonymesclarityclearnessconspicuousnessnoticeabilityobviousnessplainness

    Antonymesambiguityobscuritysubtletyunnoticeablenessvagueness

Formes
  • palpabilities plural form
  • palpabilities' possessive plural form
  • palpability's possessive singular form
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