discernible trace

Frequency: 4.00.7 per million words

a small sign that is just noticeable or visible.

traceADJECTIVE + NOUN

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discernible

Examples (10)

  • After the storm, a discernible trace of salt was left on the windows.
  • The detective searched for any discernible trace of the suspect.
  • Even after cleaning, a discernible trace of dust remained on the antique furniture.
  • She spoke with a discernible trace of an accent, hinting at her foreign origin.
  • Despite the passage of time, a discernible trace of the ancient civilization's influence can still be found.
  • The lab analysis revealed a discernible trace of contaminants in the water sample.
  • He tried to hide his emotions, but a discernible trace of fear flickered in his eyes.
  • Is there any discernible trace of improvement in the patient's condition?
  • The artist intentionally left a discernible trace of their brushstrokes to emphasize the texture.
  • Without a discernible trace of evidence, the prosecution's case was weak.