Synonym: clear, distinct, noticeable, obvious, outstanding, prominent. Antonym: inconspicuous, plain, quiet. Similar words: conspiracy, innocuous, promiscuous, suspicious, continuous, incongruous, conscious, consciously. Meaning: [kən'spɪkjʊəs] 
adj. 1. obvious to the eye or mind 2. without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious.
adj. 1. obvious to the eye or mind 2. without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious. 
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151. Recently, the researches on proteinaceous inhibitors of insect amylase have been a new hotspot and have received conspicuous achievements.
152. These impacts behave particularly conspicuous in the developed area of our country.
153. Nobody will see you in the back room anyway, and Melly won't be conspicuous.
154. Flowers and fruit have been rendered conspicuous by brilliant colours in contrast with the green foliage.
155. This is with the bankrupt General Motors to buy Hummer hulking symbol of conspicuous US consumption.
156. Fire escape plan and relevant statement have been put in conspicuous place.
157. Traditional parotidectomy via preauricular and neck incision leaves a conspicuous scar across the lateral neck.
158. You should have a white chest grasping conspicuous finger mark.
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159. The distortions in the Gulf states are even more conspicuous.
160. It is easily to identify due to the large size and conspicuous pellicular blisters.
161. Asoprisnil didn't exhibit conspicuous estrogenic, glucocorticoid, androgenic agonist and anabolic agonist or antagonist properties at thearapeutic doses in animal experiments.
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