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perceptibly

adverb as in apparently

adverb as in vividly

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The energy in the audience shifted slightly but perceptibly: Wait, is he rapping?

But like Biden, regardless of the perception that he's not, he looks perceptibly older these days.

From Salon

The Popecoat, then, arrived at a moment of clear and justifiable alarm over AI-generated imagery, and when its realism had advanced perceptibly even from their capabilities a matter of weeks ago.

He found Mr. Biden has a “perceptibly stiffer” gait and “increasing frequency and severity” of throat clearing, but nothing of serious concern.

She slows perceptibly, and the otherwise intense beam of her attention softens.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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