No. 5,486 in Spanish
palpable
Easily perceived or noticeable.
In a sentence
La emoción en la sala era palpable.
The emotion in the room was palpable.
Here, 'palpable' is used to describe a tangible sensation or feeling that is almost physically perceivable, indicating a strong presence of emotion.
La diferencia entre ambos enfoques es palpable.
The difference between both approaches is palpable.
In this sentence, 'palpable' denotes a noticeable or evident distinction, emphasizing that the difference can be clearly observed or understood.
Es palpable el apoyo de la comunidad hacia esa causa.
The community's support for that cause is palpable.
'Palpable' here is to express the obvious and undeniable manifestations of support, suggesting that the collective backing can be readily perceived or acknowledged.
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