Definition of noticeably in English:

noticeably

adverb ˈnəʊtɪsəbli

In a way that is easily seen or noticed; clearly.
Chris was noticeably absent from this year's meeting
after surgery she deteriorated noticeably
Example sentencesExamples
- The inside is noticeably larger than the outside.
- Our business in the United States has declined noticeably in the last few weeks.
- Traffic on the motorway slowed noticeably.
- Even the drivers seem subdued and the blaring horns are noticeably absent.
- The quality of life is noticeably better.
- We were now very high and the air was now noticeably thinner.
- Participants in the competition have not done noticeably better.
- The various types of sugar differ noticeably in the extent to which they caramelize.
- London is noticeably quieter in August.
- Some had been vacant for several years, so the buildings had deteriorated noticeably.

Definition of noticeably in US English:

noticeably

adverbˈnōdəsəblē

In a way that is easily seen or noticed; clearly.
Chris was noticeably absent from this year's meeting
after surgery she deteriorated noticeably
Example sentencesExamples
- The inside is noticeably larger than the outside.
- Some had been vacant for several years, so the buildings had deteriorated noticeably.
- The various types of sugar differ noticeably in the extent to which they caramelize.
- London is noticeably quieter in August.
- Even the drivers seem subdued and the blaring horns are noticeably absent.
- Our business in the United States has declined noticeably in the last few weeks.
- Participants in the competition have not done noticeably better.
- Traffic on the motorway slowed noticeably.
- We were now very high and the air was now noticeably thinner.
- The quality of life is noticeably better.

单词	noticeably
释义	Definition of noticeably in English: noticeably adverb ˈnəʊtɪsəbli In a way that is easily seen or noticed; clearly. Chris was noticeably absent from this year's meeting after surgery she deteriorated noticeably Example sentencesExamples The inside is noticeably larger than the outside. Our business in the United States has declined noticeably in the last few weeks. Traffic on the motorway slowed noticeably. Even the drivers seem subdued and the blaring horns are noticeably absent. The quality of life is noticeably better. We were now very high and the air was now noticeably thinner. Participants in the competition have not done noticeably better. The various types of sugar differ noticeably in the extent to which they caramelize. London is noticeably quieter in August. Some had been vacant for several years, so the buildings had deteriorated noticeably. Definition of noticeably in US English: noticeably adverbˈnōdəsəblē In a way that is easily seen or noticed; clearly. Chris was noticeably absent from this year's meeting after surgery she deteriorated noticeably Example sentencesExamples The inside is noticeably larger than the outside. Some had been vacant for several years, so the buildings had deteriorated noticeably. The various types of sugar differ noticeably in the extent to which they caramelize. London is noticeably quieter in August. Even the drivers seem subdued and the blaring horns are noticeably absent. Our business in the United States has declined noticeably in the last few weeks. Participants in the competition have not done noticeably better. Traffic on the motorway slowed noticeably. We were now very high and the air was now noticeably thinner. The quality of life is noticeably better.
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