Definitions
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- adjective
Detectable orderivable by use of thesenses or theintellect .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective perceptible by the senses or intellect
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Examples
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Does Uncommon Descent not result in discernable phylogenetic trees?
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Here's what I said in an email to a friend, and I don't think I've much improved on it above: The problem with most fiction, actually, is that the writer's intentions are all too clear so, alas, they are mostly discernable, which is just no fun at all.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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Here's what I said in an email to a friend, and I don't think I've much improved on it above: The problem with most fiction, actually, is that the writer's intentions are all too clear so, alas, they are mostly discernable, which is just no fun at all.
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Their link page has lots of good links, but not in any kind of discernable order.
PalmAddict Website Teri 2002
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Their link page has lots of good links, but not in any kind of discernable order.
Archive 2002-05-01 Lori 2002
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(There is one odd scene, when Salinger is pricked on the back of his neck - the same wound that killed his partner - that lacks any kind of discernable payoff).
andPOP.com 2009
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(There is one odd scene, when Salinger is pricked on the back of his neck - the same wound that killed his partner - that lacks any kind of discernable payoff).
andPOP.com 2009
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And, as we saw tonight, New York doesn't have any kind of discernable homefield advantage.
NY Daily News 2009
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Jade managed to keep her 15 minutes of fame going for seven years without any kind of discernable talent!
unknown title 2009
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Jade managed to keep her 15 minutes of fame going for seven years without any kind of discernable talent!
unknown title 2009
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