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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost as a palpable force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly tangible or has a strong presence, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The tension in the room was almost as a palpable force, making it difficult to breathe."
Alternatives: "nearly a tangible presence" or "almost a physical sensation".
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And as Cicero looks at the body, his slave Tiro feels himself "to be in the presence of Evil – Evil as a palpable force, as potent as lightning".
It was an entity, a palpable force, as though the emotion behind every voice and every pair of hands could be heard.
Even so, Ms. Silvers exerts a palpable force within the downtown dance scene, both as a performer of striking intensity and as a creator of wildly original movement.
Not all mothers are like this, but ambition remains a palpable force in Confucian societies.
The competitive attitude can be almost as palpable.
But walk through the hallowed passages of a majestic temple or kneel at the foot of an ancient tomb, and you may feel the sacred to be an almost palpable force. .
Almost as high as a horse's!
But what moved me, almost as much as the play itself, was the audience response: the almost palpable hunger of Broadway theatregoers for a play about big issues.
There's a giant tamale steamer next to the stove, and the heat in the cramped space is as palpable a force as the pungent scent of roasting chiles.
And the impact might be almost as palpable for Pixar's millions of fans who lack ginger-colored tresses.
She suddenly felt history as a palpable burden.
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