Synonyms:
conspicuous
Meaning: obvious to the eye or mind; "a tower conspicuous at a great distance"; "wore conspicuous neckties"; "made herself conspicuous by her exhibitionistic preening"
Usage examples
It is then that the curved polar rays are most conspicuous.
Besides this, foreign women were never so conspicuous in Rome as in Athens.
"Papa, you can depend on me not to make myself conspicuous in any way," Kate replied, with dignity.
The question is not how often Jesus visited Jerusalem, but how conspicuous was the part he played there.
He had been in the habit of inserting a column of conspicuous advertising and paying for it a very large price.
We approach to-night perhaps the greatest, certainly the most conspicuous, triumphs of the theory of gravitation.
It was conspicuous far to sea both on the east and west and might have been entered as a sailing mark upon the chart.
But, in no situation does their character appear so whimsical, or their power so conspicuous, as when they are pregnant.
It has just been stated that the male Gelasimus does not acquire his conspicuous colours until mature and nearly ready to breed.
He rounded curve after curve, and frequently stopping on a conspicuous perch, flung a ringing challenge in the face of the morning.