perceptibly
advEtymology From perceptible + -ly.
1
In a perceptible manner; noticeably.
- "Where'd you get it?" demanded Limpet, perceptibly livening up for the first time since the curate's entrance.1913, Norman Lindsay, A Curate in Bohemia, Sydney: N.S.W. Bookstall Co., published 1932, page 7:
- The five games left Botvinnik still one point back, still fighting but, it seemed, perceptibly tiring.1963 July, “World Champion at Bay”, in Chess Review:
- Synonyms
- perceptibly, sensibly
- Antonyms
- imperceivably, imperceptibly, imperceptively, unperceivably
- Hyponyms
- aurally, audibly, gustatorily, olfactorily, tactilely, tangibly, visibly