Considerable
Considerable adjective - Sufficiently large in size, amount, or number to merit attention.
Striking and considerable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Striking" instead an adjective "Considerable".
Striking
Striking adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Considerable and striking are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Considerable" instead an adjective "Striking".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- notable and considerable
- notable and striking
- handsome and considerable
- handsome and striking
- prominent and considerable
- prominent and striking
- powerful and considerable
- powerful and striking
- great and considerable
- great and striking
- pretty and considerable
- pretty and striking
- noticeable and considerable
- noticeable and striking
Both words in one sentence
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A debatable example would be when Price Eric throws the harpoon underwater, striking Ursula hard enough to draw blood, despite actually throwing it underwater, and being a considerable distance away from her in the first place.
Source: Water Is Air -
Traveling somewhere with less nighttime illumination (or experiencing a regional blackout) might cause a considerable shock; the difference is quite striking in these pictures of the sky over Toronto◊ with and without the city lights.
Source: The Stars Are Going Out - Badass Normal martial artist Ty Lee has learned to disable the Elemental Powers of Benders by striking Pressure Points to block the flow of chi (resulting in considerable pain for some of her victims).
Source: Power Nullifier
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