noticeable
noticeable — adjective
1. If a change, feature, or quality is noticeable, it is clear, big, or different e
If a change, feature, or quality is noticeable, it is clear, big, or different enough that people can see, hear, or become aware of it without having to look very hard.
The renovation created a noticeable change in how the living room felt.
collocation: noticeable change / difference / improvement
Trang's health showed a noticeable improvement after just one week of treatment.
collocation: noticeable improvement
A noticeable drop in temperature came when clouds blocked the afternoon sun.
Rodrigo gave his speech with a noticeable shake in his voice.
The difference between the two fabrics was noticeable even from a distance.
- obvious
Stronger than 'noticeable'; suggests something is immediately clear without any effort.
- evident
More formal; suggests something is clearly seen because of available facts or signs.
- apparent
Emphasizes that something seems true based on what is visible, though it may not be fully certain.
- distinct
Focuses on the clarity and separateness of something; a distinct feature stands out clearly from its surroundings.
- unnoticeable
Direct opposite; cannot be easily seen or recognized.
- subtle
Describes something that exists but is not immediately obvious; requires careful attention to notice.
文法句型
[be] + noticeable
noticeable + [noun]
noticeable + to/from + [noun]
[degree adv] + noticeable
用法筆記
Often strengthened by adverbs such as 'very,' 'highly,' 'quite,' or 'particularly' to show degree. The negative form ('not noticeable' or 'barely noticeable') is common for describing changes that are too small to be easily seen.