noticeably — In a way that is clearly visible or apparent; to a degree that attracts attention. Something that can be easily observed or detected.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a way that is clearly visible or apparent; to a degree that attracts attention. Something that can be easily observed or detected.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnoʊtɪsəbli/
Korean meaning: 눈에 띄게, 현저히
Korean pronunciation: 노-티-서-블리 (강세: 노)
Example Sentences
- After eating nothing but pizza for a week, John's pants became noticeably tighter.
- The student's grades improved noticeably after she stopped watching Netflix during study time.
- My cat became noticeably grumpier after I adopted a second cat, like a jealous sibling.
noticeably
ADVERB//ˈnoʊtɪsəbli//
In a way that is clearly visible or apparent; to a degree that attracts attention. Something that can be easily observed or detected.
In a way that is clearly visible or apparent; to a degree that attracts attention. Something that can be easily observed or detected.
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From shy to sociably confident - the change was noticeably possible!
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Origin
From Latin 'notitia' meaning knowledge or recognition, which came into English through Old French 'notice'. The word evolved from 'to become aware of' to the adverb meaning 'in a way that can be easily seen or observed'.
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“After eating nothing but pizza for a week, John's pants became noticeably tighter.”
“The student's grades improved noticeably after she stopped watching Netflix during study time.”
“My cat became noticeably grumpier after I adopted a second cat, like a jealous sibling.”
“The air quality in the city has improved noticeably since the new environmental policies were implemented.”
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