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Meanings of obtrusive in inglês
Synonyms
Examples for "noticeable"
Examples for "noticeable"
1
The first noticeable result of this action was that the portrait disappeared.
2
Among the most noticeable new features are the much-improved crash recovery system.
3
What is perhaps particularly noticeable now is the pace of the changes.
4
Testers say the technology contributes to a noticeable reduction in fuel consumption.
5
But the most noticeable difference was in the voices of the men.
Usage of obtrusive in inglês
1
Tablets have built-in Wi-Fi capability and are far less obtrusive than laptops.
2
The Seroes and its Frame series aim to make televisions less obtrusive.
3
In spite of his obtrusive baldness, he gave the impression of youth.
4
An obtrusive remnant of a Byzantine church is the one discordant feature.
5
Susan Fleet is very quiet, the least obtrusive person I ever met.
6
Although the least obtrusive of beings, his individuality always made itself felt.
7
Painting storage units to match the walls will make them less obtrusive.
8
It is singularly stiff, ugly, out of place-atonce obtrusive and insignificant.
9
She pronounced the quiet little painter a pert, little, obtrusive, underbred creature.
10
There are some houses which talk like gossips, noisy, obtrusive and provocative.
11
And Courtney himself, with his big beard, small brain, and obtrusive laugh!
12
Reegan was having trouble keeping his interest in her from growing too obtrusive.
13
Ratio-shuffling is much less obtrusive, and response times are pleasingly brief.
14
This original home screen, littered with gigantic thumbnails, was obtrusive by any measure.
15
In chapel his reverence was quiet, though in no way obtrusive.
16
On one particular evening she had been unusually pertinacious and obtrusive.
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