Too slight, gradual, fleeting, subtle, minute, or indistinct to be perceptible to the mind or senses; hardly discernible.
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释义 | the world > physical sensation > sight and vision > invisibility > [adjective] > not noticeable or conspicuous (14) imperceptible?a1475 Too slight, gradual, fleeting, subtle, minute, or indistinct to be perceptible to the mind or senses; hardly discernible. inobservable1600 Incapable of being observed; not noticeable. unremarkable1611 Imperceptible; incapable of being observed or noted. Cf. remarkable, adj. 2a. Obsolete. rare. inevident1614 Not evident, not manifest; lacking evidence; not clear or obvious, obscure. unobservable1615 Unable to be observed; imperceptible, unnoticeable. subtle1654 Of a movement or physical action: small, delicate; inconspicuous, unpronounced. invisible1665 Too small to be discerned; imperceptible. unnoticeable1822 Not easily noticed or observed; that cannot be noticed or detected. inconspicuous1828 Not readily seen or noticed; not prominent or striking in appearance or character. unpronounced1852 Not noticeable, prominent, or distinct; inconspicuous. unindictable1861 (un-, prefix1 affix 1b.) unconspicuous1874 (un-, prefix1 affix 1.) unapparent1890 (un-, prefix1 affix 1.) unseeming1923 Unapparent. rare. |
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