Meaning & Definition of word "Noticeable"

Noticeable

/ˈnoʊtɪsəbl/

adjective:

  • 1. Able to be seen or easily perceived; obvious.
    • Example: There was a noticeable change in his attitude after the meeting.
  • 2. Striking or significant in appearance or quality; remarkable.
    • Example: The painting had a noticeable impact on the visitors.
  • 3. Easily observed or detected; clear.
    • Example: The noticeable improvements in her performance earned her a promotion.
  • 4. Worthy of attention; important enough to be noticed.
    • Example: His noticeable talent for music set him apart from his peers.

Etymology

From notice + -able; first known use in the late 18th century.

Common Phrases and Expressions

not a noticeable difference:

Indicates that a change is too small to be seen or felt.

become noticeable:

To start being recognized or detected.

a noticeable change:

A significant alteration that can easily be observed.

Related Words

notice:

To become aware of something or to pay attention.

notable:

Worthy of attention; remarkable.

notation:

A system of symbols used to represent something.

Slang Meanings of noticeable

Meaning: Stands out

Example Sentence: That outfit really stands out in a crowd.

Meaning: Catchy

Example Sentence: Her new song is super catchy and noticeable on the radio.