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Meanings of noteworthy in English

Worthy of notice.

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Worthy of notice.

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Usage of noteworthy in English
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However, the stroke rate remains noteworthy, and requires longterm data to elucidate.
Pubmed
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The amount of work which went into the story was also noteworthy.
The Irish Times
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Conclusions: The large increase in visits for ill-defined intestinal infection is noteworthy.
Pubmed
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While this case did not involve bribery offshore, it is particularly noteworthy.
Reuters
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America's College Promise was not the only noteworthy legislation announced this week.
Ebony
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The other noteworthy new feature is a notification system for friends' updates.
Wired
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The very existence of the illustrators' chart, however, is in itself noteworthy.
The Irish Times
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The Banded Epeira and the Silky Epeira are noteworthy in this respect.
The Life of the Spider
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As a general rule, the cells are noteworthy in one respect only.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 492, June 6, 1885
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Similar attempts were made throughout Europe, the most noteworthy appearing in England.
History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom
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The memorabilia in these rooms was noteworthy for amount rather than quality.
America’s Secret Establishment
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It was also a noteworthy night for Miami's top two point guards.
Reuters
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This contest forms one of the most noteworthy episodes in medieval history.
Early European History
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MBIA's ability to raise capital at all in this environment is noteworthy.
Reuters
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Results from the 2 approaches showed significant overlap, but also noteworthy differences.
Pubmed
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Of this the consequences of the battle of Actium afforded noteworthy proof.
Characters and events of Roman History
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