palpably
/ˈpælpəbli/
adverb
- In a way that is easily noticeable or obvious; clearly.
- She was palpably nervous before her big presentation.
- The excitement in the crowd was palpably growing as the concert began.
- The tension in the room was palpably thick after the argument.
- In a way that can be touched or felt physically.
- The rough texture of the stone was palpably rough under her fingers.
- The cold wind made the chill palpably sharp in the air.
- The heat from the fire was palpably intense on his skin.
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