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notable

/ˈnəʊtəbl/
English Definition
adj. worthy of attention or notice
中文释义
显著的,值得注意的
Example Sentence

The archaeologist made a notable discovery of ancient pottery fragments that shifted the timeline of the region's early settlement.

这位考古学家有了一个显著的发现——古代陶器碎片,这改变了该地区早期定居的时间线。

Antonyms
ordinary unremarkable
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “notable”?

  1. A Happening together
  2. B Not strict; showing mercy
  3. C Worthy of attention or notice
  4. D Widespread, common
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C — Worthy of attention or notice. “notable” means worthy of attention or notice.

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “worthy of attention or notice”?

  1. A simultaneous
  2. B prevalent
  3. C notable
  4. D lenient
Show answer

C — notable. “notable” means worthy of attention or notice.

Common questions about “notable”

What does “notable” mean?

notable — worthy of attention or notice. In Chinese: 显著的,值得注意的.

How do you pronounce “notable”?

notable is pronounced /ˈnəʊtəbl/.

How is “notable” used in a sentence?

The archaeologist made a notable discovery of ancient pottery fragments that shifted the timeline of the region's early settlement. (这位考古学家有了一个显著的发现——古代陶器碎片,这改变了该地区早期定居的时间线。)

What are synonyms for “notable”?

remarkable, prominent, distinguished — all close in meaning to notable (worthy of attention or notice).

What is the opposite of “notable”?

ordinary, unremarkable — each the opposite of notable (worthy of attention or notice).

Is “notable” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. notable is on the SAT Prep Easy list — mid-frequency academic words that do get tested. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

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