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conspicuous | American Dictionary

conspicuous
adjective
us/kənˈspɪk·ju·əs/
easily noticed; obvious:
He was conspicuous as usual with a big yellow bow tie.

Examples of conspicuous

conspicuous
Perhaps most conspicuous are their use as tools when analysing structure and function in ion channels.
On the one hand, it furnishes a recognisably prestigious arena for just the kind of conspicuous consumption ' for the moment ' that especuladores thrive on.
One emphasis is conspicuous by its absence, however.
They reinvested in their trades and indulged in conspicuous consumption at home.
In addition, the individual nematodes had conspicuous oval bodies.
One issue which is conspicuous by its near absence is that of music video.
His diatribes became increasingly anachronistic and fraught with difficulties in establishing a clear division between necessary and conspicuous expenditure.
Transformations that caused the most conspicuous effects were favoured.
Although the demographic transformation is the most conspicuous phenomenon, other important socio-demographic changes confound the problems.
In the following struggle the castle's troops showed conspicuous fighting spirit and tactical ability.
The conspicuous failure of orthodox game theory is its inability to account for cooperative behavior in noniterated social dilemmas.
A conspicuous black triangular area with its apex directed downwards extends from the lower margin of the eye downwards and backwards across the genae.
The most conspicuous textures of the amphibolites are granoblastic, granonematoblastic, porphyronematoblastic and poikiloblastic.
In either figure, there is a conspicuous concentration of turbulence production in a small region close to and ahead of the thin vortex core.
Reviewing the book as a whole, it is the common threads that run through the diverse chapters that are conspicuous.
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