Egregious
Egregious adjective - Very noticeable especially for being incorrect or bad.
Usage example: the student's theme was marred by a number of egregious errors in spelling
Noticeable and egregious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Noticeable" instead an adjective "Egregious".
Noticeable
Noticeable adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Egregious and noticeable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Egregious" instead an adjective "Noticeable".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- rank and egregious
- rank and noticeable
- exceptional and egregious
- exceptional and noticeable
- patent and egregious
- patent and noticeable
- glaring and egregious
- glaring and noticeable
- prominent and egregious
- prominent and noticeable
- conspicuous and egregious
- conspicuous and noticeable
- flagrant and egregious
- flagrant and noticeable
Both words in one sentence
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Less egregious for coins and tokens, very noticeable for trophies that can be exchanged for housing items (which includes the skull of a dragon, and the sword of a balrog).
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There, is however, a noticeable lack of Jews throughout the series, which is especially egregious considering that most of the Island's mythology seems to be based on stories from the Old Testament.
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Postal 2 has an egregious example with Gary Coleman, especially noticeable when he gets into a fight with NPCs that ALWAYS aim for the head and make puffs of blood appear ABOVE Gary's head.
Source: Hitbox Dissonance
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