Definition of feelably in English:

feelably

adverb ˈfiːləbli

rare

In a manner or to an extent capable of being felt or perceived; perceptibly, manifestly.

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Walter Hilton (c1343–1396), religious writer. From feelable + -ly.

adverbˈfiːləbli

rare

In a manner or to an extent capable of being felt or perceived; perceptibly, manifestly.

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Walter Hilton (c1343–1396), religious writer. From feelable + -ly.

单词	feelably
释义	Definition of feelably in English: feelably adverb ˈfiːləbli rare In a manner or to an extent capable of being felt or perceived; perceptibly, manifestly. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Walter Hilton (c1343–1396), religious writer. From feelable + -ly. Definition of feelably in US English: feelably adverbˈfiːləbli rare In a manner or to an extent capable of being felt or perceived; perceptibly, manifestly. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Walter Hilton (c1343–1396), religious writer. From feelable + -ly.
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