eye-catching

adjective

1. tending to attract attention; striking

Derived Forms

• ˈeye-ˌcatcher, noun

Example Sentences

Onstage, “Wicked” developed its own eye-catching version of Oz that was instantly recognizable, and while the movie expands on that, it is all a riff on the foundation the show established.

From New York Times

The dining table, which is the star of the holiday, can be decorated with an eye-catching centerpiece that contains candles, greenery, pumpkins and gourds.

From Salon

Vaupel thought it more likely that the eye-catching numbers reflected poor record keeping.

From Science Magazine

Since his Premiership debut for Harlequins as an 18-year-old, regular eye-catching performances left many calling for Smith to be England's long-term option at fly-half.

From BBC

Scrolling through local glamping sites, an eye-catching £99 "stargazing dome" deal offered a futuristic pod with a transparent canopy and breathtaking views of twinkling North Yorkshire skies.

From BBC

Related Words

• beautiful
• conspicuous
• gorgeous
• spectacular
• striking
• stunning