How to pronounce “palp” in English

palpate it, which basically means touch.

palpable, measurable, very real business challenge. So how do we create a third

Yoda and Palpatine agree that like all who have power are afraid to lose it because what if the other guy had it

It was just palpable, the waves of this, like-- the fun we were all having and all that stuff, it was just-- it was so special.

I still remember very palpably that change happening right in front of our eyes.

The heat palpitated, wrapped tightly around the still summer days.

That's what Palpatine was searching for.

Was that palpable to you as well from previous films you've been on?

there's just a palpable sense of joy.

Their fear was absolutely palpable and contagious.

Terror so palpable that my body had gone cold I was willing to believed that total openness wasn't the opposite of

There was a palpable terror in the room.

It's palpable and it is within our reach quite literally.

Cole's absence was palpable.

It's palpable, the difference in the attitude of the kids, it's night and day.

work here is palpable.

And so these palpal organs are what they insert into the female spiders.

from inserting their palps.

Is there actually a palpable brink for you?

With this palpable volume of space between the steering wheel and the dashboard and I had never seen anything like that before.

pains and palpitations . Let's talk a little more about psycho-social stress and what I mean about it. It's grouped into two big categories, one are emotional factors,

but but heart palpitations which is what you asked about and there were always palpitations with with mrs thatcher because um

And their passion is so palpable that it's wonderful to learn about food from the actual people who make it day in and day out, not the scholars,

The energy in the room is palpable.

Their doubt and anxiety were palpable.

And that closeness was very palpable between the two of them.

It definitely is something that is palpable for people, but then still striking.

So I think you get just a palpable sense of who they are and what they were up against and what discrimination really

A lot of people have palpitation anxiety attack.

Does that send your lawyers into palpitations?

has a little bit of a palpitation like it sort of triggers a little bit it's manageable so the kid is sitting on the

and then um yeah but heart palpitations that were because of one's anxiety that it was going to happen again

or this period it is palpably similar in lots of countries I was just U uh in

There was no -- there was nothing palpable about what it was that could be called art.

Like, revenge will be palpable.

you know, palpitating, do whatever we need to do to massage this heart and and move forward. I've been really pleased lately to meet a lot of wonderful people who

Absolutely. It's just palpable.

Which is why he's always at war with Palpatine.

Lacking any kind of central controlling narrative beyond a vague but palpable sense of menace and threats,

I would like to see a little more manipulation by Palpatine, a little more hesitation, or a little more--

and just their intensity to learn is just really palpable.

And the males have these modified feet called palpal organs.

Your definition of success is showing a real palpable enthusiasm for the value of the information you're sharing with other people.

That type of a thing can accompany heart palpitations, sweating, it gets much, much worse.

"Bad idea, darling." A palpable cone of silence descends around Huw's ears as Mum confides, "When I said it was mandatory, I was serious.

I mean the hungry for learning in the Indian population is palpable, and the capacity of universities is completely inadequate, just in terms of numbers and the quality of universities

No, the joy is so palpable.

And for me, that was a palpable sense in my body that something my father had lived through was really passing into my body.

Literally thousands of Silicon Valley startups in these and countless fields have advanced humanity in palpable ways.