noticeable
word
Definition
If something is noticeable, it is easy to see, spot, or detect because it stands out or attracts attention.
Usage & Nuances
Often used to describe differences, changes, effects, or traits that stand out. More formal than 'obvious' and less strong than 'striking'. Common with 'a noticeable change/difference/effect'. Not typically used for people, but rather qualities or changes.
Spanish: visible - perceptible - llamativoPortuguese (BR): notável - perceptível - visívelPortuguese (PT): notável - perceptível - visívelChinese (Simplified): 明显的 - 显著的Chinese (Traditional): 明顯的 - 顯著的Hindi: स्पष्ट - ध्यान देने योग्य - नजर आने वालाArabic: واضح - ملحوظ - بارزBengali: দৃষ্টিগোচর - স্পষ্ট - লক্ষণীয়Russian: заметныйJapanese: 目立つ - 気づきやすいVietnamese: dễ nhận thấy - rõ ràng - dễ thấyKorean: 눈에 띄는 - 두드러진Turkish: fark edilebilir - göze çarpanUrdu: نمایاںIndonesian: terlihat - mudah dilihat - mencolok
Example Sentences
There is a noticeable difference between the two pictures.
basic
Her accent was barely noticeable.
basic
After the cleaning, the room looked much more noticeable.
basic
There’s been a noticeable improvement in his mood lately.
natural
The drop in temperature was noticeable as soon as the sun set.
natural
She wore a bright red coat that was instantly noticeable in the crowd.
natural