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Meanings of very conspicuous in English
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Usage of very conspicuous in English
1
He was a very conspicuous figure in the debates in the Senate.
2
As her person was large she was very conspicuous in the circle.
3
The Brevard family acted a very conspicuous part during our Revolutionary war.
4
In that large audience, that night, there were eight very conspicuous people.
5
He does not even display any very conspicuous fortitude under his afflictions.
6
They constitute a very conspicuous landmark in the history of literature.
7
The part of Champlain in these transactions is very conspicuous, and justly so.
8
Among the old men, the venerable father of the bishop was very conspicuous.
9
As usual in Portuguese colonial towns, the church and convent are very conspicuous.
10
The pendent side-ornament is a very conspicuous portion of the trappings.
11
Mr. Hume and Mr. Roebuck were very conspicuous in this respect.
12
Thousands of pounds were being spent in a very conspicuous way.
13
This spot was very conspicuous and completely marred the beauty of her face.
14
At several meetings of the British Association Hamilton was a very conspicuous figure.
15
This in very conspicuous Roman capitals, caused me to sit up.
16
In this he was not exceedingly kind, nor was his justice very conspicuous.
This collocation consists of:
Very conspicuous through the time
Very conspicuous across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common