unnoticeableness
- noun
- /ʌnˈnoʊtɪsəblnəs/
:
inobservabilidad
- Her ability to blend into the crowd gave her a remarkable unnoticeableness.
Examples
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The unnoticeableness of the mark allowed the forgery to go undetected for years.
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The unnoticeableness of the small changes made it hard to detect.
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He preferred the unnoticeableness of the background rather than being in the spotlight.
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Her unnoticeableness allowed her to blend into the crowd.
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The unnoticeableness of the mark allowed the forgery to go undetected for years.
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Her ability to blend into the crowd gave her a remarkable unnoticeableness.
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He preferred the unnoticeableness of the background rather than being in the spotlight.
Synonyms
33
7.4
A time when a person or thing is unknown and not noticed
15
6.0
The state of not being seen by other people
1
9.5
A state of being very hard to notice
1
7.8
A state in which something is out of sight and hard to notice or understand
1
8.6
The state of not being able to be seen
A state in which something is impossible to see or tell apart
Being hard to notice in a place or crowd
Darkness or low light that makes things hard to see
Antonyms
How Noticeable
3
2.9
1
6.8
1
9.5
15
6.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
unnoticeableness = unnoticeable (transparent) = un + notice + able + ness
The noun is formed by adding the productive noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'unnoticeable', preserving its meaning.
Etymology
The word unnoticeableness is built from the parts un- 'not', notice 'to see or pay attention', -able 'able to', and -ness 'state'. So, it means the 'state' of not being easily seen or noticed, like a small mark or a person who blends into the background.