perceptible

• Qui peut être perçu par les sens ou par l'esprit ; qui est suffisamment net ou marqué pour être remarqué ou détecté.

Describes something that can be seen, heard, felt, or noticed; detectable by the senses or the mind.

1. Capable of being perceivedB2formal

   Able to be noticed or sensed by the mind or senses.

   Perceptible (percevable)

   • There was a perceptible change in the temperature.
   • The tension in the room was barely perceptible.
   • A perceptible shift in public opinion occurred after the debate.

   Synonymesapparentcleardetectablediscernibledistinctevidentmanifestnoticeableobservableobviouspalpablerecognizabletangiblevisible

   Antonymesimpalpableimperceptibleinaudibleindiscernibleinvisibleundetectable

2. Easily detected or noticedB2formal

   Something that is easily seen, heard, or felt.

   Perceptible

   • The improvement in his health was perceptible to everyone.
   • A perceptible odor of smoke lingered in the hallway.
   • Her smile was a perceptible sign of relief.

   Synonymesapparentappreciableaudibledetectablediscernibledistinctevidentnoticeableobservablepalpablerecognizablevisible

   Antonymesfaintimperceptibleindiscernibleinvisiblesubtleundetectableunnoticeable