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Meanings of very noticeable in English
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Usage of very noticeable in English
1
This is very noticeable in Sedulius, a poet of the fifth century.
2
His smouldering black pipe was very noticeable in his big, paternal fist.
3
This was another very noticeable personage in the line of Emerson's ancestors.
4
But one thing was very noticeable, that they were all loyal Americans.
5
The difference in the size of the planets is very noticeable.
6
The thread has become loosened and hangs down in a very noticeable manner.
7
This is very noticeable to us foreigners among you people in the streets.
8
If they are carrying BYDV, a few stragglers can have very noticeable effects.
9
One very noticeable thing about Washington DC is the ubiquity of memorable quotations.
10
That Esther feared to speak of Davy was becoming very noticeable.
11
Tim has no very noticeable physical development, but he has very beautiful eyes.
12
His nose rebelled against the very noticeable odor of fresh enamel.
13
Because the other's car had a very noticeable placard lying on the dashboard.
14
The cheerful tone which prevails among the people in the street is very noticeable.
15
The confusion between l and r was very noticeable in her speech at first.
16
The loss of an almost insignificant weight suffices to produce a very noticeable displacement.
This collocation consists of:
Very noticeable through the time
Very noticeable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common