Definition Synonyms
Definition of perceivable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sensesRare able to be noticed by the sensesRare
- The sound was barely perceivable in the noisy room.
2.
understandingRare capable of being understood or graspedRare
- The concept was perceivable after the teacher's explanation.
Origin of perceivable
English, perceive (to see) + -able (capable of)
Terms with perceivable included in their meaning
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invisible
not visible or perceivable to someone
eye perception
quality of not being perceivable by the eye
invisible
not visible or perceivable by the eye
sensation
quality of being perceivable by touch
Examples of perceivable in a sentence
Her excitement was perceivable in her voice. The instructions were perceivable to all students. Her emotions were perceivable in her voice.
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- French:perceptible, intelligible, ...
- German:wahrnehmbar, verständlich, ...
- Italian:percepibile, comprensibile, ...
- Spanish:perceptible, comprensible, ...
- Portuguese:perceptível, entendível, ...
- Chinese:可察觉的, 可理解的, ...
- Japanese:感知できる, 理解可能な, ...
- Arabic:مُدْرَك, مَفْهُوم, ...
- Hebrew:נִיתָּן לְהַבְחָנָה, נִיתָן לְתְפִיסָה, ...
- Russian:заметный, понятный, ...
- Ukrainian:помітний, зрозумілий, ...
- Hindi:सुनाई देने योग्य, ग्रहणीय, ...
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