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- pronunciation:
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- parts of speech:
- adjective, noun
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective, noun), Word Parts
| part of speech: |
adjective |
| definition 1: |
receiving or deserving notice; exceptional; striking.
For the detective, it was notable that the suspect was left-handed.Her teacher feels that she has notable artistic ability.- synonyms:
- conspicuous, eminent, exceptional, extraordinary, important, marked, noteworthy, noticeable, remarkable, signal
- antonyms:
- insignificant, unremarkable
- similar words:
- especial, impressive, memorable, momentous, observable, outstanding, particular, prominent, pronounced, salient, significant, singular, special, striking, unforgettable, unusual
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| definition 2: |
eminent; prominent; important.
Several notable scholars attended the conference.
- synonyms:
- distinguished, eminent, illustrious, noted, prominent, renowned
- antonyms:
- obscure, unknown
- similar words:
- celebrated, famed, famous, glorious, great, important, major, noteworthy, reputable, well-known
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| related words: |
ace, banner, big, considerable, conspicuous, extra, extraordinary, extreme, grand, notorious, precious, renowned, scarce, substantial, superior, tremendous |
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noun |
| definition: |
a distinguished or eminent person.
The author was one of many notables at the party.- synonyms:
- luminary, name, personage, somebody, VIP
- antonyms:
- nonentity
- similar words:
- big shot, bigwig, celebrity, dignitary, figure, personality, wheel
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| related words: |
mogul |
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| derivations: |
notably (adv.), notability (n.) |
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