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discernibly

/dɪˈsɝː.nə.bli/
dis · cern · i · bly

Adjective:discernible
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1

In a way that can be perceived, recognized, or distinguished clearly by the senses or the intellect; noticeably.

Example

"The patient's mood had discernibly improved after a full week of rest and physical therapy."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed from the adjective 'discernible' plus the adverbial suffix '-ly'; ultimately derived from Latin 'discernere' ('to separate, distinguish'), from 'dis-' ('apart') and 'cernere' ('to sift or perceive').

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