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noticeably

adverb (noticeably)

«noticeably» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

In a way that is easy to see, hear or notice. tree →

In the lessons

Used in science (the plant grew noticeably taller), in everyday life and in stories to show a clear change. In comparisons it says the difference is big enough to see.

Examples

  • The days are noticeably shorter in winter. tree →
  • She was noticeably taller after the summer. tree →
  • The class was noticeably quieter after the warning. tree →
  • The plant in sunlight grew noticeably faster. tree →
  • He was noticeably nervous before his speech. tree →
  • It's noticeably colder today. tree →
  • My handwriting has noticeably improved. tree →

Note

Spelling: keep the "e" in "notice" before "-able" to keep the soft "c": notice-ably. Adjective "noticeable". In science write-ups, "noticeably" is weaker than giving numbers: say how much.

On Mova

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