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Meanings of very pronounced in English
We have no meanings for "very pronounced" in our records yet.
Usage of very pronounced in English
1
As he stood there the stoop of his shoulders was very pronounced.
2
Williams, the gunner's mate, leaned towards them, his Welsh accent very pronounced.
3
This patient, however, also showed a very pronounced improvement in cerebral glucose metabolism.
4
The diversity in opinion was very pronounced in answering this question.
5
There must be a very pronounced cavernous condition in this vicinity.
6
It was odorless until burned: then it spread a very pronounced sweetish odor.
7
Singers are usually unconscious of throat stiffness unless the condition be very pronounced.
8
Caleb had very pronounced views regarding the lack of vanity in men's dress.
9
Under present circumstances a very pronounced reserve has become my rule.
10
There was coughing without expectoration, very pronounced weakness, and intense fever.
11
That sounds simple but it's a very pronounced and impressive cultural trait, he said.
12
The marks of genuineness in this Letter are very pronounced.
13
The bilious symptoms were very pronounced, and after the 23rd the King became worse.
14
Monsieur is pleased to be very pronounced in his language.
15
The effect of this remark on Hume was very pronounced.
16
It is, in a very pronounced sense, marrying beneath you.
This collocation consists of:
Very pronounced through the time
Very pronounced across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common