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noticeableness

noticeableness

4.8
How easy something is to see or understand
  • noun
  • /ˈnoʊtɪsəblnəs/
translation icon : notoriedad
  • The noticeableness of the stain on his shirt made him feel self-conscious throughout the meeting.

Examples

  • The noticeableness of the painting drew many visitors.

  • What struck me most was the noticeableness of her absence at the event.

  • The changes were implemented with such noticeableness that everyone quickly recognized the improvements.

  • Its noticeableness makes it stand out in any room.

  • The noticeableness of the stain on his shirt made him feel self-conscious throughout the meeting.

  • The changes were implemented with such noticeableness that everyone quickly recognized the improvements.

  • The noticeableness of the painting drew many visitors.

Synonyms

visibility
vsnoticeableness
46 3.4

How much a person or thing is noticed by many people

is about simple perceptibility and comprehension, not public focus
boldness
vsnoticeableness
4 2.8

A strong, noticeable appearance that makes something stand out

is about basic visibility and understanding rather than bold style
obviousness
vsnoticeableness
3 2.9

The quality of being easy to see or understand

focuses on simple perceptibility rather than plainness of explanation
salience
vsnoticeableness
2 7.5

A quality that is easy to notice and more important than other things

is the neutral ease of being seen or grasped, not importance
recognizability
vsnoticeableness
  • US
1 5.1

How easy it is to notice or identify something

covers both being seen and being understood rather than only ID
distinctness
vsnoticeableness
1 5.5

How clear and easy to recognize a shape or sound is

is the general ease of being seen or understood, not only edges
conspicuousness
vsnoticeableness
1 6.8

How easy something is to see or notice

means being easy to see or understand without needing obvious draw
saliency
vsnoticeableness
1 8.0

The quality of being very noticeable or important

concentrates on basic seen or understood quality, not relative prominence
noticeability
vsnoticeableness
4.9

How easy it is to see or understand something

emphasizes general being seen or understood rather than quick attention
apparency
vsnoticeableness
9.5

Being easy to see or understand

stresses neutral ease of being seen or understood instead of style
apparentness
vsnoticeableness
6.8

How easy something is to see or understand

is about being easy to see or understand without stressing looks
manifestness
vsnoticeableness
7.2

How clear and easy it is to see or understand something

is the basic quality of easy seeing or understanding not presentation
patency
vsnoticeableness
9.9

How clear something is, making it easy to see or understand

refers to the same ease of seeing or understanding in general
discernability
vsnoticeableness
7.5

How easy it is to see or tell things apart

is broader, covering general ease of seeing or understanding
detectability
vsnoticeableness
6.7

How easy it is to notice or find something

focuses on human seeing and understanding rather than detection tools
visibleness
vsnoticeableness
7.2

How easy it is to see something

adds the idea of being understood as well as simple visibility
strikingness
vsnoticeableness
6.8

A quality that is easy to notice and attracts attention

is the plain quality of being seen or understood without drama

Antonyms

obscurity
5 7.4

Hard to understand or see, making people feel confused

unnoticeableness
8.4

A state of not being seen or heard by other people

How Noticeable

obviousness
3 2.9
visibility
54 2.8
noticeableness
4.8
subtlety
54 6.8

Surface Forms

noticeableness singular
noticeablenesses plural

Morphology

noticeableness = noticeable (transparent) = notice + able + ness

The adjective 'noticeable' (from 'notice' + '-able') clearly yields the noun by adding '-ness' to indicate the quality of being noticeable.

Etymology

Noticeableness is made from notice + -able + -ness, where notice is like the simple word note and means 'to pay attention to' and -able means 'able to'. So, noticeableness is the quality of being easy to see, recognize, or understand.