Conspicuously
Conspicuously adverb - In a manner tending to attract attention.
Rather and conspicuously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rather" instead an adverb "Conspicuously".
Nearby Word: conspicuous
Rather
Rather adverb - By choice or preference.
Conspicuously and rather are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conspicuously" instead an adverb "Rather".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- very and conspicuously
- very and rather
- greatly and conspicuously
- greatly and rather
- extremely and conspicuously
- extremely and rather
- precisely and conspicuously
- precisely and rather
- indeed and conspicuously
- indeed and rather
- certainly and conspicuously
- certainly and rather
- considerably and conspicuously
- considerably and rather
Both words in one sentence
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The interracial aspect of their relationship isn't conspicuously stated by the media, but rather they use Dog-Whistle Politics to imply that Olivia is a "sassy, well-spoken" black woman who likes to get with powerful, particularly white, men.
Source: Series / Scandal -
These exercises in game physics conspicuously draw attention to themselves rather than meshing with the rest of the game.
Source: Wreaking Havok -
Averted in Hulk, where the military vehicles smashed by the Hulk conspicuously fail to explode... although cynics might says this was a case of Never Say "Die" rather than attempted realism.
Source: Every Car Is a Pinto
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