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conspicuousness

/kənˈspɪk.ju.əs.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Zustand oder die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, leicht bemerkbar, auffällig oder deutlich sichtbar zu sein und Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen.

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noun

/kənˈspɪk.ju.əs.nəs/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Zustand oder die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, leicht bemerkbar, auffällig oder deutlich sichtbar zu sein und Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being easily seen, noticeable, or attracting attention, often characterized by high visibility.

unzählbar

  1. State of being easily seenC1formal

    The quality of being very noticeable or attracting attention.

    deAuffälligkeit

    • The conspicuousness of the bright red car made it easy to spot in the parking lot.
    • Her loud laughter added to her conspicuousness in the quiet library.
    • The conspicuousness of the new building drew both praise and criticism.

    Synonymeapparentnessnoticeabilityobviousnessperceptibilityprominencesaliencevisibility

    Antonymeinvisibilityobscurityunnoticeableness

  2. High visibilityC1formal

    The condition of being prominent or standing out from the surroundings.

    deAuffälligkeit

    • The conspicuousness of the sign ensured that everyone saw the warning.
    • In a crowd, his height contributed to his conspicuousness.
    • The artist used bright colors to increase the conspicuousness of the painting.

    Synonymeapparentnessdistinctnessobtrusivenessobviousnessperceptibilityprominencesaliencevisibility

    Antonymeinconspicuousnessinvisibilityobscurity

Formen
  • conspicuousnesses plural form
  • conspicuousnesses' possessive plural form
  • conspicuousness's possessive singular form
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