# noticeably

**Pronunciation:** /ˈnoʊtɪsəbli/ · NOH-tis-uh-blee

**CEFR level:** B2

**Part of speech:** adverb

## Meaning

In a way that is easy to see, observe, or perceive; to a degree that attracts attention.

## Examples

- The temperature dropped noticeably after the sun went down.
- His confidence grew noticeably throughout the presentation.
- There was a noticeably large crowd gathered for the concert.

## Synonyms

- visibly — Emphasizes something being seen with the eyes.
- markedly — Suggests a significant and distinct difference.
- perceptibly — Highlights the ability to perceive, often subtly.
- conspicuously — Implies standing out prominently, sometimes in an unusual or undesirable way.

## Antonyms

- imperceptibly — Too slight, gradual, or subtle to be perceived.
- unnoticeably — In a way that is not easily seen or observed.

## Collocations

- noticeably different — The new version of the software is noticeably different from the old one.
- noticeably warmer — It's noticeably warmer today than it was yesterday.
- noticeably absent — Her usual enthusiasm was noticeably absent during the meeting.

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