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Appreciable

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The term 'appreciable' doesn't mean something is good, just that it's significant enough to notice. SlideThe project suffered an appreciable delay due to unforeseen problems.
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Measurable ChangePlay
'Appreciable' often suggests that a change can be quantified or specifically measured. SlideAfter the budget cuts, there was an appreciable decrease in the quality of services.
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Subtle Yet SignificantPlay
Sometimes 'appreciable' is used when the change isn't huge, but it's important and not negligible. SlideThere's an appreciable difference in taste between the two recipes.