| palpable sense | 3.88 | A palpable sense of excitement. | ||
| palpable tension | 0.53 | It lacked the palpable tension and searing conflict inherent in your average herb garden. | ||
| palpable anxiety | 0.39 | There is no rush on stores, but there is a palpable anxiety. | ||
| palpable evidence | 0.33 | When survivors are denied palpable evidence of death, the process of grief may be stalled. | ||
| palpable presence | 0.33 | The palpable presence of mysticism and faith. | ||
| palpable relief | 0.33 | There is palpable relief in the room. | ||
| palpable shift | 0.33 | And there was a palpable shift in tone. | ||
| palpable excitement | 0.26 | There is a palpable excitement in the air. | ||
| palpable fear | 0.26 | Such a prospect spread palpable fear among the left. | ||
| palpable feeling | 0.26 | Still, there was a palpable feeling that the program had turned a corner. | ||
| palpable impact | 0.26 | Bradway noted that Edwards has had a palpable impact on the language of the Jets. | ||
| palpable increase | 0.26 | For several days, there has been a palpable increase in tension in Northern Ireland. | ||
| palpable sign | 0.26 | The safeguards are the palpable signs of an industry on edge. |