No. 10,973 in French
perceptible
Able to be perceived or noticed.
In a sentence
Les premiers signes du printemps sont à peine perceptibles.
The first signs of spring are barely perceptible.
Here, 'perceptibles' is used adjectivally to describe signs that are hardly noticeable or detectable, providing a context of subtle observation.
Son changement d'attitude était perceptible pour ceux qui le connaissaient bien.
His change in attitude was perceptible to those who knew him well.
In this sentence, 'perceptible' is employed to indicate that the change in attitude was noticeable by attentive observers with familiarity.
La musique de fond était perceptible même avec les fenêtres fermées.
The background music was perceptible even with the windows closed.
'Perceptible' here describes the background music as recognizable despite physical barriers, emphasizing sensory reception.
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