noticeable
Americanadjective
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attracting notice or attention; capable of being noticed.
a noticeable lack of interest.
- Synonyms:
- prominent, conspicuous
- Antonyms:
- inconspicuous
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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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Darren said that by the age of six or seven, changes in Sophia's behaviour had become more noticeable, including hyperactivity and mood swings.
From BBC
“There is a noticeable gap in AI diffusion between the world’s most advanced economies and the developing world,” Smith said.
Their large size means the fund can exert a lot of pressure on the S&P 500 and introduce a noticeable amount of market volatility.
From MarketWatch
Male mice that received these antioxidants for six weeks produced offspring with noticeable changes in skull and facial structure.
From Science Daily
Paulsen presents eight previous noticeable U.S. inflation cycles during the last 40 years when rising oil prices played a role in what he calls “the inflationary thrust.”
From MarketWatch
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