Noticeable means: Capable of being seen or noticed. Related words include noted or pronounced. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Noticeable in practice.
Noticeable in a sentence
Noticeable meaning
- Capable of being seen or noticed.
- Worthy of note; significant.
Example sentences (20)
It is worth noting that the head of state hosted the lengthy conference despite noticeable problems with his voice.
They both use minimal system resources and don't cause any noticeable slowdowns or lags while running your computer.
Initially Alison’s illness progressed at a faster, more noticeable rate than Fiona’s when it was in its early stages.
The difference was usually noticeable but viewers and listeners had to accept it given the unusual circumstances.
The number of people walking up and down the High Street is a lot less than it used to be; it's quite noticeable.
Confidence is only moderate that increasing shower trends will be noticeable in our island trade wind weather pattern.
However, per the balance of the game, that max speed comes with a noticeable loss in acceleration and handling.
Logan formerly donned a longer hairstyle on and BIP in 2022, accompanied by a similar amount of noticeable facial hair.
Spell penetration isn't the most exciting skill and it's usually not noticeable for most of the game's battles.
The mild discomfort I had been feeling for days was suddenly noticeable enough to stop me in my tracks: I was in labor.
It’s even more noticeable if you’ve checked out what the right size of Apple Watch is for you and gone bigger.
Its research suggested that viewers 'tended to realise' any rule changes 'may not be as noticeable as initially feared'.
Rogers’ versatility was noticeable just after high school; he played upright bass in the jazz trio, the Bobby Doyle Three.
Around the world, there has been a noticeable shift towards greater government intervention in the economy.
For most Apple Watch users, this works out to about two years of normal use before it becomes noticeable.
There are other believable ways to build tension, especially when the car not starting is brand new with no noticeable issues.
One delighted shopper said: “This serum has made a noticeable difference in the complexion of my skin.
The most significant earthquake recorded reached a magnitude of 5.2, causing noticeable tremors as far as Reykjavík and Selfoss.
The lack of control was noticeable throughout, although Morris admitted he was mostly frustrated by an untidy first-half display.
And if you've seen any sort of different, noticeable difference in terms of customer demographic behavior in China versus the U.S.?
Common combinations with noticeable
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- noticeable difference 15×
- more noticeable 15×
- was noticeable 15×
- most noticeable 11×
- been noticeable 10×
- any noticeable 8×
- with noticeable 8×
- be noticeable 6×
- are noticeable 5×
- noticeable with 5×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word noticeable. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.