Pronunciation: /əˈpriːʃiəbəl/
adjective An adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'appreciable' describes something that is noticeable or significant.
A1 The improvement in her grades was appreciable after she started studying more.
A2 There was an appreciable increase in the number of visitors to the museum after the new exhibit opened.
B1 The company saw an appreciable rise in profits after implementing cost-cutting measures.
B2 There was an appreciable difference in the taste of the two dishes, even though they had similar ingredients.
C1 The impact of the new policy was appreciable, leading to a significant shift in public opinion.
C2 The artist's talent was appreciable in every brushstroke, showcasing a mastery of technique and emotion.
formal The company saw an appreciable increase in profits this quarter.
informal There was an appreciable improvement in his basketball skills after practicing every day.
slang I noticed an appreciable difference in her style after she got a new haircut.
figurative The impact of her words was appreciable, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
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