Pronunciation: /ɪmˌpɜrsɛptəbəl/
noun a word that describes a quality or attribute of a person or thing
A1 The imperceptible sound of the wind rustling through the trees was soothing.
A2 She noticed an imperceptible change in his mood, but couldn't quite put her finger on it.
B1 The imperceptible shift in the company's strategy went unnoticed by most employees.
B2 The imperceptible difference in taste between the two wines could only be detected by a true connoisseur.
C1 His imperceptible movements allowed him to blend into the crowd without drawing attention to himself.
C2 The imperceptible shift in global politics had far-reaching consequences that were only evident to a few experts.
adjective not perceptible or barely noticeable
A1 The sound of the clock ticking was imperceptible in the noisy room.
A2 She made an imperceptible movement with her hand, signaling for him to be quiet.
B1 The changes in the painting were so subtle that they were almost imperceptible to the untrained eye.
B2 The difference in taste between the two wines was imperceptible to most people.
C1 His influence on the decision-making process was imperceptible, but significant.
C2 The shift in public opinion was imperceptible at first, but grew steadily over time.
formal The changes in the data were so subtle that they were almost imperceptible to the naked eye.
informal I couldn't even tell he had cut his hair, it was so imperceptible.
slang Her makeup skills are so good that she can create an imperceptible contour.
figurative The impact of his words was imperceptible at first, but it slowly started to affect everyone around him.
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