English to Latin Meaning of conspicuous - conspicuus

Conspicuous :

conspicuus

adjective

manifestum, ornatior, conspicuus, locutus est, gloriosum, illustris, memorandum, Notissima, ducit, primus, magna, insignes, insignis, attendendum

Conspicuous :: insignisConspicuously :: maximeConspicuousness :: conspicuousness

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Definitions of conspicuous in English

Adjective(1) obvious to the eye or mind(2) without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious

Examples of conspicuous in English

(1) This is evident in the conspicuous consumption of the elites.(2) With a mongrel of overcast sun straying to and from her heels, she scoured all three for conspicuous features related to light.(3) Construction, however, was a conspicuous exception to the general good news.(4) All this was done, it may seem, with remarkably little attention to the natural orientations that are so conspicuous on the map.(5) Early in 1798 he was appointed to lead the Army of Italy, which he did with conspicuous success.(6) Twenty years ago, when we worked together in north-east England, he was equally conspicuous by wearing a ginger wig.(7) Yeah, conspicuous indignation has become a kind of right-wing performance art.(8) This man would have been highly conspicuous and I'm sure would have come to the attention of a large number of passers-by.(9) Short, revealing and as sexy as possible, they come in conspicuous colours.(10) There is conspicuous abundance here in this lovely place, and patent lack.(11) It had a lovely translucent green body and a conspicuous darker green triangular head with a pair of bulging black eyes.(12) Armoured battle tanks girdled a handful of Boeings and uniformed soldiers were conspicuous .(13) So these butterflies are making use of more than the visible portion of the spectrum in order to make itself conspicuous .(14) If this conspicuous consumption made people more contented, I would be less inclined to question it.(15) The Temeraire fought with conspicuous bravery in the battle beside Nelson's flagship Victory.(16) The attitudinal change of adolescents makes its conspicuous presence in the domestic environment.

Related Phrases of conspicuous

(1) conspicuous consumption ::

sumptibus

Related Phrases of conspicuous

(1) conspicuous consumption ::

sumptibus

Synonyms

Adjective

2. clear ::

liquet

3. visible ::

visibilis

4. noticeable ::

insignis

6. perceptible ::

sensibiles

8. obvious ::

obvious

9. manifest ::

manifestum

10. evident ::

evident

11. apparent ::

apparent

12. marked ::

notata

13. pronounced ::

locutus est

14. prominent ::

primus

15. patent ::

patentibus

17. striking ::

striking

18. eye-catching ::

capit oculis,

19. impactful ::

impactful

20. overt ::

apertus

21. blatant ::

uos manifesti mendacii

22. distinct ::

distincta

24. unmistakable ::

haud dubie

25. inescapable ::

tenacitatem

Antonyms

1. inconspicuous ::

inconspicuam

2. unobtrusive ::

unobtrusive

Different Forms

conspicuous, conspicuously, conspicuousness

Word Example from TV Shows

The Unsullied are too CONSPICUOUS.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 2

Examples of conspicuous from TV Shows

The Unsullied are too CONSPICUOUS.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 2

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