
Discernible
Subtle Perception
Use 'discernible' to describe things that aren't immediately obvious, but can be noticed upon closer examination.

The painter's brushstrokes are barely discernible to the casual observer.
Positive Changes
'Discernible' often refers to improvements or positive changes that have become clear or distinct.

Her confidence has shown a discernible growth since she started the new job.
Objective Clarity
Use 'discernible' for describing something that can be identified objectively, not just subjectively felt.

The benefits of the new policy must be clearly discernible to gain public support.
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