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Meaning of imperceptibly
The primary meaning of the word "imperceptibly" is to something that happens or changes so slowly or slightly that it is almost impossible to notice.
Etymology of imperceptibly
The word "imperceptibly" originates from the Latin words "in-" (meaning not) and "perceptibilis" (meaning capable of being perceived), with the suffix "-ly" added to form an adverb.
Historically, the word has been used since the 15th century to describe something that is barely noticeable or discernible.
Synonyms
imperceptibly
subtly
almost imperceptibly
faintly
slightly
scarcely
barely
marginally
minimally
insignificantly
indiscernibly
unnoticeably
unobservably
undetectably
inconspicuously
unappreciably
microscopically
infinitesimally
imperceptibly small
imperceptible
obscurely
vaguely
dimly
remotely
slightly
hardly
nearly imperceptibly
just perceptibly
barely noticeably
Definitions
- So slight or gradual as to be barely perceptible
- * Impossible or difficult to perceive by the senses or the mind
Usage Examples
- The temperature dropped imperceptibly overnight.
- * The changes in her behavior were imperceptible at first, but eventually became more noticeable.
- * The company's profits increased imperceptibly over the quarter.
Antonyms
noticeably
obviously
clearly
visibly
unmistakably
recognizably
perceptibly
appreciably
significantly
substantially
markedly
considerably
demonstrably
evidently
apparently
manifestly
glaringly
blatantly
patently
palpably