noticeable (Meaning)

Wordnet

noticeable (a)

capable or worthy of being noticed

Wordnet

capable of being detected

Webster

Capable of being observed; worthy of notice; likely to attract observation; conspicous.

The politician's noticeable charisma captivated the audience at the rally.
The painting's intricate detail was immediately noticeable, drawing the viewer's attention.
After a month of training, her progress was noticeable in her increased stamina.
The student's absence from class was noticeable to his professor, who sent an email inquiring about his well-being.
The noticeable uptick in crime rates in the city prompted residents to demand increased police presence.
The teenager's rebellious behavior became increasingly noticeable as he refused to follow his parents' rules.
The plant's rapid growth was noticeable week after week, with new leaves sprouting continuously.
The economic downturn was noticeable in the sharp decline in consumer spending and business investment.
The noticeable scar on his face served as a reminder of his past accident.
The doctor's noticeable hesitation before giving the patient a diagnosis raised concerns about the severity of their condition.

capable or worthy of being noticed, capable of being detectedCapable of being observed; worthy of notice; likely to attract observation; conspicous.

dramatic, remarkable, impressive, pronounced, marked,prominent, conspicuous, commanding, striking, outstanding

subtle, inconspicuous, insignificant, hidden, unnoticeable, faint, unremarkable, unnoticeable, inconspicuous, unobtrusive

The politician's noticeable charisma captivated the audience at the rally.

The painting's intricate detail was immediately noticeable, drawing the viewer's attention.

After a month of training, her progress was noticeable in her increased stamina.

The student's absence from class was noticeable to his professor, who sent an email inquiring about his well-being.