Impressive
Impressive adjective - Having the power to affect the feelings or sympathies.
Noticeable and impressive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Noticeable" instead an adjective "Impressive".
Noticeable
Noticeable adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Usage example: the stain on the new carpet was quite noticeable, and nothing we did made it any lighter
Impressive and noticeable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impressive" instead an adjective "Noticeable".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- notable and impressive
- notable and noticeable
- signal and impressive
- signal and noticeable
- substantial and impressive
- substantial and noticeable
- prominent and impressive
- prominent and noticeable
- conspicuous and impressive
- conspicuous and noticeable
- strong and impressive
- strong and noticeable
- sensational and impressive
- sensational and noticeable
Both words in one sentence
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Ben 10: "Destroy All Aliens" has particularly impressive CGI effects, with the Galvanic Mechamorph's fluidity being especially noticeable.
- For audience members who think of the Muppets as, basically, human, these moments are pointless, if they're even noticeable, but they were not a little impressive at the time.
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His need to only make horcruxes out of impressive wizard artifacts means that all of them are extremely noticeable.
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