kenspeckle (Meaning)

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kenspeckle (a.)

Having so marked an appearance as easily to be recognized.

My grandmother's garden is a kenspeckle of colorful flowers and vibrant greenery.
In a sea of identical houses, the brightly painted front door made the cottage kenspeckle.
The old man had a kenspeckle mustache that curled up at the ends.
The weathered sign, with its faded paint and rusty edges, was a kenspeckle of the town's history.
The Highland cow, with its distinctive long horns and shaggy coat, is a kenspeckle breed of cattle.
The shy child often hid behind her mother's kenspeckle skirt.
The town's landmark, the old water tower, was a kenspeckle on the skyline.
The old woman's shawl, with its intricate patterns and frayed edges, was a kenspeckle of her long life.
The bright red lipstick was a kenspeckle against her pale skin.
The artist's unique style of painting, characterized by bold colors and abstract shapes, was kenspeckle among his contemporaries.

Having so marked an appearance as easily to be recognized.

commanding, prominent, striking, marked, remarkable, pronounced,noticeable, dramatic, observable, glaring

unobtrusive, subtle, unremarkable, unflamboyant, dim, faint, hidden, inconspicuous, unnoticeable, inconspicuous

My grandmother's garden is a kenspeckle of colorful flowers and vibrant greenery.

In a sea of identical houses, the brightly painted front door made the cottage kenspeckle.

The old man had a kenspeckle mustache that curled up at the ends.

The weathered sign, with its faded paint and rusty edges, was a kenspeckle of the town's history.