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单词 palpable
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palpable

There is definitely a more palpable feeling of modernity.A palpable sense of itchy excitement is mounting at the prospect of a bear encounter.They count our fury as evidence of a palpable hit.The urge for victory was almost palpable.There was palpable relief in the room.These days there is a palpable sense of pride in the country.MPs got in a few palpable hits.The seething sense of unfairness is almost palpable.So there was palpable relief yesterday as they received a dramatic double boost.The sense of misery in the jeep was now palpable.The darkness and cold are almost palpable.His relief was palpable when the red flag was shown.His importance to the side explains the palpable sense of relief.For the sense of anticipation of change was almost palpable.At the final whistle the sense of relief was palpable.He finds talking about his fractured upbringing harrowing and there is a palpable air of sadness about him.The expectation that he will perform here is palpable and almost as strong as the affection for him.There's a palpable feeling of confidence in the future.The tone is always respectful, but the intensity of feeling is palpable.There is a palpable sense of new economic beginnings, optimism and recovery.The release was only to be expected, the relief palpable.A palpable hit or a cultural binge that brings down a plague on both their houses?One pal said: 'The pain in the air was palpable.Surely this was a palpable hit, and the German vessel had been sunk.This week though, I can record a palpable hit.With her limpid touch and palpable feeling for the unfolding of form, she avoids excessive emphasis, but firmness is there when called for.

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palpable

British English: palpable ADJECTIVE
You describe something as palpable when it is obvious or intense and easily noticed.
The tension between them is palpable.
  • American English: palpable
  • Brazilian Portuguese: palpável
  • Chinese: 可感知的
  • European Spanish: palpable
  • French: manifeste
  • German: spürbar
  • Italian: palpabile
  • Japanese: 明らかな
  • Korean: 뚜렷한
  • European Portuguese: palpável
  • Latin American Spanish: palpable

(adjective) 
Definition
obvious
The tension between them is palpable.
Synonyms
obvious
It's obvious that he doesn't like me.
apparent
The presence of a star is already apparent in the early film.
patent
This was a patent lie.
clear
It was a clear case of mistaken identity.
plain
It was plain to me that he was lying.
visible
The meadows are hardly visible from the house.
a visible effort to control himself
evident
He spoke with evident emotion about his ordeal.
manifest
cases of manifest injustice
open
their open dislike of each other
blatant
blatant elitism
conspicuous
Her conspicuous lack of warmth confirmed that they were no longer friends.
unmistakable
the unmistakable aroma of freshly ground coffee
salient
(adjective) 
Definition
(of a feeling or an atmosphere) so intense that it seems capable of being touched
palpable benefits
Synonyms
tangible
There is tangible evidence that the economy is starting to recover.
real
No, it wasn't a dream. It was real.
material
the material world
solid
Some solid evidence was what was required.
substantial (formal)
talk of imminent and substantial progress
concrete
using concrete objects to teach addition and subtraction
touchable
Seeovert

Nearby words of
palpable

  • palm something off on someone
  • palmistry
  • palmy
  • palpable
  • palpitate
  • paltry
  • pamper

Synonyms of 'palpable'

palpable

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of concrete
Definition
relating to things that can be perceived by the senses, as opposed to abstractions
using concrete objects to teach addition and subtraction
Synonyms
real,
material,
actual,
substantial (formal),
sensible,
tangible,
factual
in the sense of conspicuous
Definition
clearly visible
Her conspicuous lack of warmth confirmed that they were no longer friends.
Synonyms
obvious,
clear,
apparent,
visible,
patent,
evident,
manifest,
noticeable,
blatant,
discernible,
salient,
perceptible,
easily seen
in the sense of evident
Definition
easy to see or understand
He spoke with evident emotion about his ordeal.
Synonyms
obvious,
clear,
plain,
apparent,
visible,
patent,
manifest,
tangible,
noticeable,
blatant,
conspicuous,
unmistakable,
palpable,
salient,
indisputable,
perceptible,
incontrovertible,
incontestable,
plain as the nose on your face
in the sense of manifest
Definition
easily noticed, obvious
cases of manifest injustice
Synonyms
obvious,
apparent,
patent,
evident,
open,
clear,
plain,
visible,
bold,
distinct,
glaring,
noticeable,
blatant,
conspicuous,
unmistakable,
palpable,
salient
in the sense of material
Definition
concerned with or composed of physical matter or substance
the material world
Synonyms
physical,
worldly,
solid,
substantial (formal),
concrete,
fleshly,
bodily,
tangible,
palpable,
corporeal,
nonspiritual
in the sense of open
Definition
exposed to view
their open dislike of each other
Synonyms
obvious,
clear,
frank,
plain,
apparent,
visible,
patent,
evident,
distinct,
pronounced,
manifest,
transparent,
noticeable,
blatant,
conspicuous,
downright,
overt,
unmistakable,
palpable,
recognizable,
avowed,
flagrant,
perceptible,
much in evidence,
undisguised,
unsubtle,
barefaced,
unconcealed,
opN
in the sense of patent
Definition
obvious
This was a patent lie.
Synonyms
obvious,
apparent,
evident,
blatant,
open,
clear,
glaring,
manifest,
transparent,
conspicuous,
downright,
unmistakable,
palpable,
unequivocal,
flagrant,
indisputable,
unconcealed
in the sense of plain
Definition
easily understood
It was plain to me that he was lying.
Synonyms
clear,
obvious,
patent,
evident,
apparent,
visible,
distinct,
understandable,
manifest,
transparent,
overt,
unmistakable,
lucid,
unambiguous,
comprehensible,
legible
in the sense of real
Definition
actual
No, it wasn't a dream. It was real.
Synonyms
true,
actual,
genuine,
concrete,
sincere,
tangible,
honest,
factual,
existent,
palpable,
dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
unimagined,
unfeigned
in the sense of solid
Definition
proved or provable
Some solid evidence was what was required.
Synonyms
sound,
real,
reliable,
good,
genuine,
dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of substantial
Definition
available to the senses
talk of imminent and substantial progress
Synonyms
real,
true,
positive,
material,
actual,
valid,
weighty
in the sense of unmistakable
Definition
clear or unambiguous
the unmistakable aroma of freshly ground coffee
Synonyms
clear,
certain,
positive,
decided,
sure,
obvious,
plain,
patent,
evident,
distinct,
pronounced,
glaring,
manifest,
blatant,
conspicuous,
palpable,
unequivocal,
unambiguous,
indisputable
in the sense of visible
Definition
able to be perceived by the mind
The meadows are hardly visible from the house.a visible effort to control himself
Synonyms
perceptible,
noticeable,
observable,
clear,
obvious,
plain,
apparent,
bold,
patent,
to be seen,
evident,
manifest,
in sight,
in view,
conspicuous,
unmistakable,
palpable,
discernible,
salient,
detectable,
not hidden,
distinguishable,
unconcealed,
perceivable,
discoverable,
anywhere to be seen
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