Imperceptibly

/ˌɪmpərˈsɛptəblɪ/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is so slight or subtle that it cannot be perceived; not detectable.

The temperature changed imperceptibly, leaving us unaware of the shift until it was too late.

To an extent that is too small to be noticed.

She imperceptibly adjusted her position in the chair, trying to find a more comfortable angle.

Gradually and subtly, without any noticeable sign.

The colors in the painting blended imperceptibly, creating a harmonious effect.

In a manner that does not attract attention or awareness.

He moved imperceptibly through the crowd, observing without being noticed.

Without detectable change; subtly.

The music faded imperceptibly as the students continued their conversations.

Derived from Latin 'imperceptibilis', meaning 'not able to be perceived'.

imperceptibly changing

Changing in a way that is not easily noticed.

working imperceptibly

Working in such a way that the effects are not directly observed.

imperceptibly slow

Moving or occurring at such a slow pace that it is barely noticeable.

imperceptible

Not able to be perceived.

perceptible

Able to be perceived, noticeable.

perception

The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses.