0 in a way that is so obvious that it can easily be seen or known, or (of a feeling) in a way that is so strong that it seems as if it can be physically felt: --
He was often palpably uncomfortable when talking about his family.
The tensions involved in this exchange across discipline boundaries are spelled out in the introductory account of the conference and become palpably manifest in some of the contributions.
He was palpably too ill to really carry out his duty.
The courageous display of open, personal feeling in this shattering movement left the audience both devastated and palpably moved.
The girl twin was born active and taking breaths but clearly had a small chest, great difficulty breathing, and palpably enlarged kidneys.
The book's insights could help problematise the unhelpful liberalism/fundamentalism and choice/coercion paradigms that palpably frame this topical issue.
Nature never relinquished its authority as last court of appeal, but its authority was now of a palpably different kind.
The effect was to amplify palpably the voice of agrarian discontent within both the national government and major party counsels.
The live presence of the ingrates and, in particular, the lamenting soul, renders the love object palpably present.
