Definition of observable in English:

observable

adjective əbˈzəːvəbləbˈzərvəb(ə)l

Able to be noticed or perceived; discernible.
observable differences
Example sentencesExamples
- Since all observable objects have some definitive shape and size then atoms do also.
- One feels in the presence of obvious intelligence and observable skill.
- In this regard, sad to say, brain events appear to be no more transparent than other observable events like reaction time.
- Other realms might exist beyond the edge of our observable universe, or in extra dimensions we are unable to perceive.
- The photograph emerges from the world of non-fiction, it is the product and evidence of the observable world.
Synonyms
noticeable, visible, perceptible, perceivable, detectable, discernible, recognizable, obvious, evident, manifest, patent, clear, distinct, plain, overt, conspicuous, palpable, distinguishable, unmistakable, unconcealed, apparent
archaic sensible

Derivatives

observability

noun

observably

adverb əbˈzəːvəbliəbˈzərvəbli

We've got probably the highest percentage of (to coin a phrase) observably observant Christians on the planet.
Example sentencesExamples
- If this is true, it suggests that the effect of the Genocide Convention on the behaviour of bloodthirsty leaders is not only observably weak and erratic, but is in principle indeterminate.
- The men said that a high percentage of detainees were on anti-depressants and that at least 100 were observably mentally ill, as distinct from being depressed about their situation.
- Anticipation of imminent apocalypse is observably one of the most fashionable diseases of over-civilized man in the western world.
- The mainline denominations, generally, such as the Anglican and United church - mainline Protestant denominations - have been observably declining.

Definition of observable in US English:

observable

adjectiveəbˈzərvəb(ə)ləbˈzərvəb(ə)l

Able to be noticed or perceived; discernible.
observable differences
Example sentencesExamples
- Other realms might exist beyond the edge of our observable universe, or in extra dimensions we are unable to perceive.
- In this regard, sad to say, brain events appear to be no more transparent than other observable events like reaction time.
- Since all observable objects have some definitive shape and size then atoms do also.
- The photograph emerges from the world of non-fiction, it is the product and evidence of the observable world.
- One feels in the presence of obvious intelligence and observable skill.
Synonyms
noticeable, visible, perceptible, perceivable, detectable, discernible, recognizable, obvious, evident, manifest, patent, clear, distinct, plain, overt, conspicuous, palpable, distinguishable, unmistakable, unconcealed, apparent

单词	observable
释义	Definition of observable in English: observable adjective əbˈzəːvəbləbˈzərvəb(ə)l Able to be noticed or perceived; discernible. observable differences Example sentencesExamples Since all observable objects have some definitive shape and size then atoms do also. One feels in the presence of obvious intelligence and observable skill. In this regard, sad to say, brain events appear to be no more transparent than other observable events like reaction time. Other realms might exist beyond the edge of our observable universe, or in extra dimensions we are unable to perceive. The photograph emerges from the world of non-fiction, it is the product and evidence of the observable world. Synonyms noticeable, visible, perceptible, perceivable, detectable, discernible, recognizable, obvious, evident, manifest, patent, clear, distinct, plain, overt, conspicuous, palpable, distinguishable, unmistakable, unconcealed, apparent archaic sensible Derivatives observability noun observably adverb əbˈzəːvəbliəbˈzərvəbli We've got probably the highest percentage of (to coin a phrase) observably observant Christians on the planet. Example sentencesExamples If this is true, it suggests that the effect of the Genocide Convention on the behaviour of bloodthirsty leaders is not only observably weak and erratic, but is in principle indeterminate. The men said that a high percentage of detainees were on anti-depressants and that at least 100 were observably mentally ill, as distinct from being depressed about their situation. Anticipation of imminent apocalypse is observably one of the most fashionable diseases of over-civilized man in the western world. The mainline denominations, generally, such as the Anglican and United church - mainline Protestant denominations - have been observably declining. Definition of observable in US English: observable adjectiveəbˈzərvəb(ə)ləbˈzərvəb(ə)l Able to be noticed or perceived; discernible. observable differences Example sentencesExamples Other realms might exist beyond the edge of our observable universe, or in extra dimensions we are unable to perceive. In this regard, sad to say, brain events appear to be no more transparent than other observable events like reaction time. Since all observable objects have some definitive shape and size then atoms do also. The photograph emerges from the world of non-fiction, it is the product and evidence of the observable world. One feels in the presence of obvious intelligence and observable skill. Synonyms noticeable, visible, perceptible, perceivable, detectable, discernible, recognizable, obvious, evident, manifest, patent, clear, distinct, plain, overt, conspicuous, palpable, distinguishable, unmistakable, unconcealed, apparent
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