Conspicuously
Conspicuously adverb - In a manner tending to attract attention.
So much and conspicuously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "So much" instead an adverb "Conspicuously".
Nearby Word: conspicuous
So much
Conspicuously and so much are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conspicuously" instead an adverb phrase "So much".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- very and conspicuously
- very and so much
- greatly and conspicuously
- greatly and so much
- eminently and conspicuously
- eminently and so much
- uncommonly and conspicuously
- uncommonly and so much
- extremely and conspicuously
- extremely and so much
- particularly and conspicuously
- particularly and so much
- remarkably and conspicuously
- remarkably and so much
Both terms in one sentence
- Conspicuously absent is Gus Gorman, even though he has so much screentime, his actor (Richard Pryor) receives second billing in the opening credits.
- Disappeared Dad: Natalia's father is conspicuously absent, but no one so much as mentions him, let alone hints at what might have happened.
Source: Literature / The Tiger's Wife
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