Definition of palpably in English:

palpably

adverb ˈpalpəbliˈpælpəbli

1Noticeably or clearly.
palpably false claims
the audience became palpably uncomfortable
Example sentencesExamples
- The citizens were palpably bad-tempered, caught up in the festive frenzy of acquisition.
- Even in full costume, he was palpably nervous.
- There's something palpably sinister about the film's subtext.
- The rest of the vignerons are waiting their turn in the spotlight, with palpably increasing dread.
- The tones were earthen, the lighting dim, the personas palpably real.
- The sense of claustrophobic conflict builds palpably.
- The mood at the studios today is palpably buoyant.
- Despite several pounds of snow wedged down my pants, the thrill that everyone had said I'd feel was palpably awakened.
- Memorials were events for the living that forged contact with the absent dead, who were made palpably present.
- The potential for abuse is extreme and palpably Orwellian.
2In a way that is able to be touched or felt.
the lymph nodes were palpably enlarged
Example sentencesExamples
- Some 30 per cent of patients present with palpably enlarged nodes containing metastases.
- Sufferers often have palpably sore muscles in the neck, face, jaw, temple, and shoulders.
- Usually, the affected organs are palpably enlarged.
- Healthy volunteers with palpably normal muscle tissue were recruited for this study.
- The eye was palpably swelling shut, and her whole vision was queerly violet.
- A selective excision of palpably enlarged axillary lymph nodes was also performed at her request.
- The most common identifiable cause of male subfertility is a condition of palpably distended veins of the spermatic cord.
- Signs may include a palpably enlarged stomach or an enlarged liver.
- This convergence of cells results in a palpably swollen feeling and appearance.
- His remaining testis was palpably normal.

Definition of palpably in US English:

palpably

adverbˈpælpəbliˈpalpəblē

1Noticeably or clearly.
palpably false claims
the audience became palpably uncomfortable
Example sentencesExamples
- The tones were earthen, the lighting dim, the personas palpably real.
- The citizens were palpably bad-tempered, caught up in the festive frenzy of acquisition.
- The potential for abuse is extreme and palpably Orwellian.
- The mood at the studios today is palpably buoyant.
- The rest of the vignerons are waiting their turn in the spotlight, with palpably increasing dread.
- There's something palpably sinister about the film's subtext.
- Memorials were events for the living that forged contact with the absent dead, who were made palpably present.
- Despite several pounds of snow wedged down my pants, the thrill that everyone had said I'd feel was palpably awakened.
- Even in full costume, he was palpably nervous.
- The sense of claustrophobic conflict builds palpably.
2In a way that is able to be touched or felt.
the lymph nodes were palpably enlarged
Example sentencesExamples
- Healthy volunteers with palpably normal muscle tissue were recruited for this study.
- Usually, the affected organs are palpably enlarged.
- Sufferers often have palpably sore muscles in the neck, face, jaw, temple, and shoulders.
- The most common identifiable cause of male subfertility is a condition of palpably distended veins of the spermatic cord.
- The eye was palpably swelling shut, and her whole vision was queerly violet.
- Some 30 per cent of patients present with palpably enlarged nodes containing metastases.
- His remaining testis was palpably normal.
- Signs may include a palpably enlarged stomach or an enlarged liver.
- A selective excision of palpably enlarged axillary lymph nodes was also performed at her request.
- This convergence of cells results in a palpably swollen feeling and appearance.

词汇	palpably
释义	Definition of palpably in English: palpably adverb ˈpalpəbliˈpælpəbli 1Noticeably or clearly. palpably false claims the audience became palpably uncomfortable Example sentencesExamples The citizens were palpably bad-tempered, caught up in the festive frenzy of acquisition. Even in full costume, he was palpably nervous. There's something palpably sinister about the film's subtext. The rest of the vignerons are waiting their turn in the spotlight, with palpably increasing dread. The tones were earthen, the lighting dim, the personas palpably real. The sense of claustrophobic conflict builds palpably. The mood at the studios today is palpably buoyant. Despite several pounds of snow wedged down my pants, the thrill that everyone had said I'd feel was palpably awakened. Memorials were events for the living that forged contact with the absent dead, who were made palpably present. The potential for abuse is extreme and palpably Orwellian. 2In a way that is able to be touched or felt. the lymph nodes were palpably enlarged Example sentencesExamples Some 30 per cent of patients present with palpably enlarged nodes containing metastases. Sufferers often have palpably sore muscles in the neck, face, jaw, temple, and shoulders. Usually, the affected organs are palpably enlarged. Healthy volunteers with palpably normal muscle tissue were recruited for this study. The eye was palpably swelling shut, and her whole vision was queerly violet. A selective excision of palpably enlarged axillary lymph nodes was also performed at her request. The most common identifiable cause of male subfertility is a condition of palpably distended veins of the spermatic cord. Signs may include a palpably enlarged stomach or an enlarged liver. This convergence of cells results in a palpably swollen feeling and appearance. His remaining testis was palpably normal. Definition of palpably in US English: palpably adverbˈpælpəbliˈpalpəblē 1Noticeably or clearly. palpably false claims the audience became palpably uncomfortable Example sentencesExamples The tones were earthen, the lighting dim, the personas palpably real. The citizens were palpably bad-tempered, caught up in the festive frenzy of acquisition. The potential for abuse is extreme and palpably Orwellian. The mood at the studios today is palpably buoyant. The rest of the vignerons are waiting their turn in the spotlight, with palpably increasing dread. There's something palpably sinister about the film's subtext. Memorials were events for the living that forged contact with the absent dead, who were made palpably present. Despite several pounds of snow wedged down my pants, the thrill that everyone had said I'd feel was palpably awakened. Even in full costume, he was palpably nervous. The sense of claustrophobic conflict builds palpably. 2In a way that is able to be touched or felt. the lymph nodes were palpably enlarged Example sentencesExamples Healthy volunteers with palpably normal muscle tissue were recruited for this study. Usually, the affected organs are palpably enlarged. Sufferers often have palpably sore muscles in the neck, face, jaw, temple, and shoulders. The most common identifiable cause of male subfertility is a condition of palpably distended veins of the spermatic cord. The eye was palpably swelling shut, and her whole vision was queerly violet. Some 30 per cent of patients present with palpably enlarged nodes containing metastases. His remaining testis was palpably normal. Signs may include a palpably enlarged stomach or an enlarged liver. A selective excision of palpably enlarged axillary lymph nodes was also performed at her request. This convergence of cells results in a palpably swollen feeling and appearance.
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