noteworthy (Meaning)

Wordnet

noteworthy (s)

worthy of attention because interesting, significant, or unusual

Webster

Worthy of observation or notice; remarkable.

The company's noteworthy financial performance attracted widespread attention.
The scientist's breakthrough was noteworthy, earning them international recognition.
The artist's innovative painting technique proved noteworthy, redefining the boundaries of contemporary art.
The charitable organization's noteworthy contribution to the community deserved ample praise.
The young athlete's exceptional speed was noteworthy, hinting at future greatness.
The politician's unwavering commitment to ethical conduct made them a noteworthy figure in a tumultuous political landscape.
The historical event was noteworthy, shaping the course of nations and leaving an enduring legacy.
The technological advancement represented a noteworthy milestone, revolutionizing the way we interact with the world.
The philanthropist's extraordinary generosity was noteworthy, inspiring countless others to give back.
The natural disaster was noteworthy in its catastrophic impact, leaving an unforgettable mark in the annals of human history.

worthy of attention because interesting, significant, or unusualWorthy of observation or notice; remarkable.

observable, notable,remarkable, memorable,mentionable, namable, indelible, quotable,citable, nameable

unremarkable, forgettable, forgettable,unremarkable, average, unmemorable, average, prosaic, standard, prosaic

The company's noteworthy financial performance attracted widespread attention.

The scientist's breakthrough was noteworthy, earning them international recognition.

The artist's innovative painting technique proved noteworthy, redefining the boundaries of contemporary art.

The charitable organization's noteworthy contribution to the community deserved ample praise.