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ap·pre·ci·able (ə prē′s̸hə bəl, -s̸hē ə-)
adjective
Etymology: ME & OFr < ML appretiabilis: see appreciate & -able
Related Forms:
- appreciably ap·pre′·ci·ably adverb
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appreciable
modif.
Antonyms
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Modifying Another Word
- not: There is foliar growth at the time of plowing but not appreciable rhizome growth.
Modifies a noun
- difference: HL had not seen an appreciable difference in speed from Denmark.
Used with adjective complement
- become: The risk of invasive cancer becomes appreciable once the polyp diameter has exceeded 1cm.
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