discernible

adjective

dis·cern·ible di-ˈsər-nə-bəl How to pronounce discernible (audio)

-ˈzər-

variants or less commonly discernable

: able to be perceived by a sense (such as sight or smell) or by the mind : capable of being discerned

a discernible difference

It is thought that the genes that normally produce a white underbelly in the gray squirrel are active in a wider area of their bodies, often leaving discernible gray patches on the spine and head.

C. Claiborne Ray

Downpours are a near-daily occurrence throughout the year, and there are few discernible changes of season. Sunlight, warmth, and moisture are constants.

Scott Wallace

Judging by the food one samples around the U.S., there is little difference in the performance of male and female chefs discernable to the eye or palate.

Mimi Sheraton

discernibly

di-ˈsər-nə-blē How to pronounce discernible (audio)

-ˈzər-

adverb

or less commonly discernably

a discernibly better product

two materials that are not discernibly different

When a recipe says to brown the meat, it is calling for a deep brown sear and a discernibly thick crust on all sides …

Cook's Illustrated

Word History

Etymology

discernible borrowed from Late Latin discernibilis, from Latin discernere "to separate, divide off, distinguish, discern" + -ibilis -ible; discernable from discern + -able, after Late Latin discernibilis

First Known Use

1561, in the meaning defined above

单词	discernibly
释义	discernible adjective dis·cern·ible di-ˈsər-nə-bəl -ˈzər- variants or less commonly discernable : able to be perceived by a sense (such as sight or smell) or by the mind : capable of being discerned a discernible difference It is thought that the genes that normally produce a white underbelly in the gray squirrel are active in a wider area of their bodies, often leaving discernible gray patches on the spine and head. C. Claiborne Ray Downpours are a near-daily occurrence throughout the year, and there are few discernible changes of season. Sunlight, warmth, and moisture are constants. Scott Wallace Judging by the food one samples around the U.S., there is little difference in the performance of male and female chefs discernable to the eye or palate. Mimi Sheraton discernibly di-ˈsər-nə-blē -ˈzər- adverb or less commonly discernably a discernibly better product two materials that are not discernibly different When a recipe says to brown the meat, it is calling for a deep brown sear and a discernibly thick crust on all sides … Cook's Illustrated Synonyms appreciable apprehensible detectable distinguishable palpable perceptible sensible See all Synonyms & Antonyms Word History Etymology discernible borrowed from Late Latin discernibilis, from Latin discernere "to separate, divide off, distinguish, discern" + -ibilis -ible; discernable from discern + -able, after Late Latin discernibilis First Known Use 1561, in the meaning defined above discernibly adverb as in distinctly Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance distinctly perceptibly clearly distinguishably plainly vocally verbally blatantly stridently resonantly resoundingly audibly boisterously vociferously noisily uproariously lustily loudly thunderously clamorously mightily bloody murder aloud out loud out Antonyms & Near Antonyms silently faintly soundlessly quietly inaudibly feebly voicelessly low softly noiselessly See More
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discernible

adjective

Synonyms

Word History

adverb