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• Qui est très net, marqué ou fortement perceptible ; se dit d'un trait, d'une caractéristique ou d'un effet qui se distingue clairement.

Describes something that is very noticeable, marked, or strongly defined.

1. Strongly marked or noticeableB2formal

   Very noticeable, obvious, or distinct.

   marqué, prononcé

   • There was a pronounced change in her attitude after the meeting.
   • The doctor noticed a pronounced improvement in his health.
   • The city has a pronounced cultural influence from its colonial past.

   Synonymesconspicuousdecideddistinctevidentmarkednoticeableobviousprominentstrikingunmistakable

   Antonymesfaintimperceptibleindistinctobscuresubtle

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de prononcer les sons d'un mot ou d'une lettre, ou pour déclarer officiellement quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of making the sound of a word or letter, or to formally declare something.

1. Articulate wordsA2formal

   To make the sound of a word or letter in a particular way.

   prononcer (articuler)

   • She pronounced the word 'schedule' with a British accent.
   • He struggled to pronounce the French 'r' sound.
   • The teacher asked the student to pronounce the word clearly.

   Synonymesarticulateenounceenunciatesaysoundspeakuttervoice

   Antonymesmispronouncemumblestammerstutter

2. Declare formallyB2formal

   To state something officially or formally.

   prononcer (déclarer officiellement)

   • The judge pronounced the defendant guilty.
   • The mayor pronounced the festival open.
   • The doctor pronounced him dead on arrival.

   Synonymesannounceassertdeclaredecreeordainproclaimrule