Discernibly: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to 'discernibly', this word is also used to describe something that can be recognized or perceived, but it is less commonly used and may appear redundant in casual conversation.

• The landscape has changed discernibly over the years.
• There is a discernibly different tone in his recent writings.

This word is used when something is easily observed or draws attention, often implying a change or difference.

• He has lost weight noticeably since he started the new diet.
• The temperature has dropped noticeably since last night.

This word is commonly used to emphasize that something is easily seen, heard, or understood without any doubt.

• The instructions were clearly written on the package.
• She spoke so clearly that everyone understood her point.

This word is used when describing something that stands out as different or clearly defined. It often implies a high degree of clarity or contrast.

• She remembers distinctly the smell of her grandmother's cooking.
• The mountains stood out distinctly against the sky.