Meaning & Definition of word "Notable"

Notable

/ˈnoʊtəbl/

noun:

  • 1. A person or thing that is notable; a prominent or distinguished individual.
    • Example: The conference was attended by several notables from the field of science.

adjective:

  • 1. Worthy of notice or attention; remarkable.
    • Example: The inventor received a notable award for his contributions to technology.
  • 2. Significant or important.
    • Example: There are several notable figures in the history of art.
  • 3. Deserving to be noticed; outstanding.
    • Example: Her notable performance in the play earned her critical acclaim.

Etymology

from Middle French 'notable', from Latin 'notabilis', from 'notare' meaning 'to mark'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

notable exception:

An instance that stands out from a general rule or pattern.

notable person:

An individual who is recognized for significant accomplishments.

notable achievement:

A significant accomplishment that deserves attention.

Related Words

notoriety:

The state of being famous or well known for a negative quality or deed.

noticeable:

Capable of being seen or noticed; visible or apparent.

Slang Meanings of notable

Meaning: Lit

Example Sentence: That concert was lit; all the notable artists performed!

Meaning: Epic

Example Sentence: His performance was epic, a truly notable moment in the show.