palpably

palpable | American Dictionary

palpable
adjective
us/ˈpæl·pə·bəl/
so obvious that it can easily be seen or known, or (of a feeling) so strong that it seems as if it can be touched or physically felt:
The tension in the room was palpable during the exam.

Examples of palpable

palpable
The empress, of course, had to make her support fully palpable, but she did this even in times of war, while not neglecting certain economies.
The advantages of going beyond single studies to appraise the body of knowledge relevant to a given policy or practice question are palpable.
For building this image, palpable fantasy may be more valuable than circumstantial evidence.
Corruption in public life is palpable evidence of the absence of the rule of law.
Our focus on agents relates also to a palpable concern expressed in some of the commentaries that we are in danger of relapsing into behaviorism.
Unfortunately, the reader's confidence in the reliability of the far-flung data may be shaken by the palpable errors that crop up closer to home.
Although departementalisation was considered an advanced form of political integration, the costs of an assimilationist policy became palpable in the 1950s and 1960s.
And when the news is announced, the inadequacies of that family are palpable.
But this was a governing practice that worked less through making subjects "legible" to the state than through making government palpable to the population.
Arguments appear as if from beyond a gossamer veil of abstraction and at once removed from the palpable realities the book addresses.
There appear to be a number of systolic ejection murmurs, ten with palpable thrills.
The study included 708 patients with clinically palpable breast carcinomas and no palpable axillary adenopathy, who underwent lumpectomy (with no sentinel or axillary node dissection).
Because adequate pulsation was palpable in the isolated subclavian artery, it was not anastomosed to the arch.
Not surprisingly, the desire for tranquillity among local inhabitants is almost palpable.
Only three markers were identified as independent predictors of success: a relaxed uterus, an easily palpable fetal head, and a nonengaged breech.
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