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imperceptibly
Variant of imperceptible
imperceptible
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im·per·cep·tible (im′pər sep′tə bəl)
adjective
not plain or distinct to the senses or the mind; esp., so slight, gradual, subtle, etc. as not to be easily perceived
Etymology: Fr < ML imperceptibilis: see in- & perceptible
Related Forms:
- imperceptibility im′·per·cep′·tibil′·ity noun
- imperceptibly im′·per·cep′·tibly adverb
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