1. able to be seen, noticed, or distinguished
Usage: variant spelling of ‘discernible’

Examples

• There was a discernable change in her attitude after the meeting.
• The mountain peak was barely discernable through the fog.
• A discernable pattern emerged from the data analysis.
• The difference in quality was easily discernable to experts.
• No discernable improvement was seen in the patient’s condition.
• The sound was so faint it was hardly discernable above the noise.