tor - a prominent rock or pile of rocks on a hill
I've is a word that means I have. I'll is a word that means I will.
Desperate is the word that means willing to do anything.
The word "fastidious" means attentive to detail, or to cleanliness. The word "punctilious" means showing attention to detail, or to behavior.
The word is crucial. It means of great importance.
"Conspicuous" means easily noticeable or standing out. It typically describes something that is easily seen or attracts attention due to being prominent or striking.
Words with similar meanings are the adjectives conspicuous, evident, and manifest.
conspicuous; prominent for something well-known
There is no word "cospiciuous" but there is a word "conspicuous." The word conspicuous means standing out or clearly visible. Something that is conspicuous often attracts attention.
This means projecting outward, well known, or conspicuous. Here are some sentences.The prominent politician opened the new park.His prominent nose made him unforgettable.The mountain is a prominent feature of the landscape
The word "conspicuous" is derived from the Latin word "conspicuus," which means "to see or observe." It entered the English language in the late 16th century.
Inconspicuous means not noticeable, blending in. The word conspicuous means easily noticed, or standing out from the crowd. The word inconspicuous is the opposite of conspicuous.
Other words that mean the same as noticeable: obvious, eye-catching, clear, visible, perceptible, conspicuous, evident, manifest, striking, prominent or recogniseable.
The prefix you can add to "conspicuous" is "in-" to form the word "inconspicuous," which means not easily noticeable or attracting attention.
Prominent, noticeable, conspicuous.
The root word of "inconspicuous" is "conspicuous," which means standing out or easily noticed. The prefix "in-" added to "conspicuous" changes the meaning to not easily noticed or attracting attention.
Some synonyms for "obtrusive" include intrusive, conspicuous, and prominent.