Exceptional
Exceptional adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
Usage example: an exceptional amount of snow fell in March
Noticeable and exceptional are semantically related in remarkable topic. In some cases you can use "Noticeable" instead an adjective "Exceptional".
Noticeable
Noticeable adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Exceptional and noticeable are semantically related in remarkable topic. Sometimes you can use "Exceptional" instead an adjective "Noticeable".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- notable and exceptional
- notable and noticeable
- distinctive and exceptional
- distinctive and noticeable
- singular and exceptional
- singular and noticeable
- conspicuous and exceptional
- conspicuous and noticeable
- impressive and exceptional
- impressive and noticeable
- sensational and exceptional
- sensational and noticeable
- wonderful and exceptional
- wonderful and noticeable
Both words in one sentence
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It is especially noticeable in the way other officers treat Cazarosta, despite his exceptional skill as a soldier.
Source: Video Game / Sabres Of Infinity - Mugi is an exceptional case of a girl with noticeable eyebrows, which apparently run in the family (although her eyebrows are more potato-wedge shaped than they are bushy...).
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Despite being shot with handhelds, Soderbergh (who is his own cinematographer, going under a Pen Name) is an exceptional photographer, and so the frame moves just enough to give the show a little additional energy, which is perfect for the hectic setting, but without being particularly noticeable.
Source: Series / The Knick
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