appreciably in Italian
appreciably in Italian is sensibilmente — appreciably means to a noticeable or fairly large degree.
appreciably in Italian
sensibilmente
In an appreciable manner; to a large extent; considerably.
What does "appreciably" mean?
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adv To a noticeable or fairly large degree.
"If there are infinite universes, of course there’d be infinite universes where Rick isn’t the smartest person around. But we’ve never seen Rick end up in a place where other people are appreciably smarter than him."
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appreciably in a sentence
- If there are infinite universes, of course there’d be infinite universes where Rick isn’t the smartest person around. But we’ve never seen Rick end up in a place where other people are appreciably smarter than him.
- The losses incurred on non-paying sectors of the network have in consequence been appreciably reduced.
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What is "appreciably" in Italian?
"appreciably" in Italian is sensibilmente. appreciably means: To a noticeable or fairly large degree.
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