discernible in English
the scandal had no discernible effect on his career
Use "discernible" in a sentence
1. Ripeness, or maturity, is clearly discernible
2. The shapes in the room were barely discernible.
3. The difference between the two is readily discernible.
4. Apprehensible (also: appreciable, detectable, discernible, noticeable, perceivable, visible)
5. In viviparous animals, however, the duplication is not so plainly discernible as in other species, and the duplication is least discernible in man.
6. His face was barely discernible in the gloom.
7. Her face was barely discernible in the gloom.
8. Somehow he'd scored the first small, barely discernible victory.
9. 3 Her face was barely discernible in the gloom.
10. Far away the outline of the island is just discernible.
11. In the distance the tree-lined Sheyenne River was discernible.
12. There is often no discernible difference between rival brands. Sentencedict.com
13. This causes no discernible pain in the vast majority of cases.
14. This study evaluated whether there was any discernible effect on Cementum thickness related …
15. And it's a story that has no discernible beginning, no foreseeable end.
16. Amazingly, the contrast between his before and after physique was barely discernible.
17. The bulbus arteriosus consists of three discernible layers: intima, media, and adventitia.
18. Beyond the small cell the light from the sconce was barely discernible.
19. The sun and moon become discernible from the earth’s surface. —Genesis 1:14-19.
20. Individual craft items with a discernible artistic quality will be covered by copyright.
21. The reflexive form, Creerse, is often used with little discernible change in meaning from creer
22. Synonyms for Apprehensible include perceptible, detectable, discernible, appreciable, palpable, distinguishable, discernable, sensible, obvious and noticeable
23. The difference should be discernible in the time of flowering and pollination in orchards.
24. Chance definition is - something that happens unpredictably without discernible human intention or observable cause
25. Elisabeth approached the longhouse along a grassy footpath, her feet making no discernible sound.
26. Their eyes are heavy - lidded and their lips are pursed in faintly discernible smiles.
27. Males are slightly smaller than females, otherwise there is no discernible difference between the two sexes.
28. ‘the Astronomic valuation of technology companies that seem to lack any discernible means of revenue’
29. However, some decades before the start of the harvest season, the wheat class became discernible.
30. This time it was louder, closer, and of a more discernible and fervent, regular rhythm.
31. Irrespective of charges, there is a discernible trend toward higher parental contributions to state education.
32. Synonyms for Appreciable include detectable, perceptible, considerable, discernible, distinguishable, marked, measurable, noticeable, significant and substantial
33. Behind them, a vague wall of audience, the faces barely discernible in bright, damp air.
34. Similar patterns are discernible with other brooch types, although there has been less detailed research.
35. SINCLAIR Their clothes were soaken, their hair dank; their white faces, dimly discernible, were Clammy and cold
36. Filled with Amoks that the mountaina on th north aid of th river ar barely discernible
37. 39 Indeed, there are many common elements discernible among all the different legends about man’s beginning.
38. A dark stain was discernible running intermittently from the door to the bottom of the stairs.
39. 23 Elisabeth approached the longhouse along a grassy footpath,(www.Sentencedict.com) her feet making no discernible sound.
40. When I turn to mega-capitalizations, I cannot parse any clearly discernible pattern that is Conclusively bullish.
41. - Lead Arsenate is a pentavalent form of inorganic arsenic, exists as white crystals with no discernible odor
42. He bought a warehouse and a pier for no... discernible reason... and refused to settle the class action suit.
43. That process would be completed when the sun and the moon later became discernible from the earth.
44. There are no slums, and no discernible wealth, just an equal distribution of what looks like poverty.
45. “The notion of the soul surviving after death is not readily discernible in the Bible.” —New Catholic Encyclopedia.
46. Education, on the other hand, is slow to change, discernible change being measurable in years, or even decades.
47. There are discernible cases of the Presocratics being influenced by conceptual frameworks, but they are not scientific frameworks.
48. A barely discernible indication or evidence of some quantity, quality, characteristic, expression, etc.: A trace of anger in his tone
49. The location of the tabernacle was easily discernible because there was a cloud above the Most Holy compartment.
50. Injecting drug use is specified as a risk, and there is a convoluted but discernible reference to prostitution.