What is another word for imperceptibly?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪmpəsˈɛptəblɪ], [ ɪmpəsˈɛptəblɪ], [ ɪ_m_p_ə_s_ˈɛ_p_t_ə_b_l_ɪ]
Synonyms for Imperceptibly:
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adv.
• gradually- by installments ,
- continuously ,
- easily ,
- evenly ,
- gently ,
- moderately ,
- perceptibly ,
- piece by piece ,
- progressively ,
- sequentially ,
- serially ,
- step by step ,
- successively ,
- unhurriedly ,
- in small doses .
- Scantly ,
- almost not ,
- by a hair ,
- by no means ,
- detectably ,
- no more than ,
- no way ,
- not a bit ,
- not at all ,
- not by much ,
- not likely ,
- not markedly ,
- not measurably ,
- not much ,
- not notably ,
- not noticeably ,
- not often ,
- once in a blue moon ,
- once in blue moon ,
- only just ,
- pretty near ,
- infrequently ,
- not quite ,
- sparsely ,
- with trouble .
Other relevant words:
• a little
• noun
- Evanescently ,
- Impalpably ,
- Inchmeal ,
- Indiscernibly ,
- Indistinguishably ,
- Infinitesimally ,
- Smally ,
- barely ,
- by degrees ,
- degree ,
- delicately ,
- faintly ,
- feebly ,
- hardly ,
- imperceptible ,
- imperfectly ,
- inappreciably ,
- inaudibly ,
- inch by inch ,
- insensibly ,
- insignificantly ,
- insufficiently ,
- intangibly ,
- just barely ,
- little ,
- little bit ,
- little by little ,
- low ,
- microscopically ,
- minutely ,
- miserably ,
- negligibly ,
- nominally ,
- obscurely ,
- passably ,
- pretty well ,
- scarcely ,
- slowly ,
- subtly ,
- unnoticeably ,
- vaguely ,
- wee bit ,
- well enough ,
- wretchedly .
How to use "Imperceptibly" in context?
Much has been said about imperceptibility, both in and outside of the scientific community. Some believe imperceptibility is the root cause of many scientific mysteries and some believe that the inability to perceive small changes in the environment can have detrimental effects on our physical and emotional health. However, despite the lack of agreement on the definition of imperceptibility, it is clear that the concept is complex and has a wide range of consequences.
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