Glaring
Notable
Notable adjective - Standing above others in rank, importance, or achievement.
Glaring and notable are semantically related in noteworthy topic. Sometimes you can use "Glaring" instead an adjective "Notable".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- The most notable was in Phone Booth, in which he slips in and out of his Irish accent, which becomes especially glaring when Kiefer Sutherland mentions "the Bronx in [his] voice."
Source: Fake American / Film -
Prince Leopold spends much of The Illusionist glaring at someone, but especially notable is the look he gives Eisenheim after his stunt with the Excalliber trick.
Source: Death Glare -
Their most notable complaint was Nintendo's decision to focus on easy-profit games tailored for casuals the most glaring example being Wii Play, a minigame collection which sold 26 million units because it came with a free controller.
Source: Useful Notes / Console Wars
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