Definitions
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- adverb In a way that can be
detected
Etymologies
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Examples
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There is a general scientific consensus that if life of any sort is found on another body in our solar system, and if that life has a detectably different origin than life on Earth, then all the calculations about life in the cosmos change dramatically.
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Did Jared Lee Loughner buy a gun while detectably crazy?
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There is a general scientific consensus that if life of any sort is found on another body in our solar system, and if that life has a detectably different origin than life on Earth, then all the calculations about life in the cosmos change dramatically.
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Things feel subtly but detectably different inside our bodies.
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Unlike O'Brien and others in the blogosphere (such as this February 4 oped in the Washington Times by Deroy Murdock entitled "Warming Up the Laughs"), I don't wildly extrapolate from one month's worth of weather to claim not only that climate change is bunk, but that the "global warming panic machine is quite detectably losing steam" or that "both troglodyte right-wingers and lachrymose left-wingers find Albert Gore's simmering planet hypothesis increasingly hilarious."
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This particular geranium though, although still detectably candy-sweet, was very much to my liking.
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This particular geranium though, although still detectably candy-sweet, was very much to my liking.
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The few that were “correctly” sited had detectably different readings.
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They are saying that the change in the CC is due to a recurring cycle and is not detectably due to a linear increase in global heat balance.
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He pronounced the G of Gerard soft, like a J, in a voice that was remotely but detectably Scots, 'to know you,' he said.
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