noticeable
Americanadjective
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attracting notice or attention; capable of being noticed.
a noticeable lack of interest.
- Synonyms:
- prominent, conspicuous
- Antonyms:
- inconspicuous
-
worthy or deserving of notice or attention; noteworthy.
a book that is noticeable for its vivid historical background.
- Synonyms:
- notable
adjective
Other Word Forms
- noticeability noun
- noticeably adverb
- unnoticeable adjective
- unnoticeableness noun
- unnoticeably adverb
Etymology
Origin of noticeable
Example Sentences
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Baker-Mazara returned a couple of minutes later with a noticeable limp.
From Los Angeles Times
For the UK in the mid-latitudes, the direction of the wind becomes even more noticeable throughout March.
From BBC
Still, advances in the AI labs and noticeable improvements in the chatbots fuel more ideas of what could come.
“Completing tasks faster doesn’t automatically mean a company or team is suddenly producing more products or serving more customers,” he noted, which would have a more noticeable impact on revenue.
From MarketWatch
Isaac was so enthralled by the spirits that he didn’t seem to consider the source of Maggie and Kate’s noticeable anxiety.
From Literature
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