Similar words: conspicuous, inconspicuous, perspicuous, promiscuously, suspiciously, contemptuously, consciously, subconsciously. Meaning: adv. 1. in a manner tending to attract attention 2. in a prominent way.
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61) The rich had not become so conspicuously rich as to drown all moderate incomes in obscurity.
62) Leaves densely hirsute especially on veins of abaxial surface. Flowers opposite. Corolla tube conspicuously puberulent annulate inside.
63) They travel between trees in a conspicuously uppy-downy switchback flight.
64) A guilty person gives himself away by conspicuously protesting his innocence.
65) As the train continues westward, the mountain shows up conspicuously on the right.
66) The theory of elastic stability is conspicuously absent from many books on the theory of elasticity.
67) As foreign minister,(www.Sentencedict.com) he proposed an arc of freedom and prosperity that conspicuously excluded China.
68) Any of several plants of the genus Anemone, especially A. patens, having large blue, purple, or white flowers, each producing many conspicuously plumed achenes.
69) Conclusion Extremely low frequency electromagnetic field conspicuously restrained the growth status of tumor cells, and some tumor cells could be induced to apoptosis by EMF.
70) For my return, I sported an elastic bandage wrapped conspicuously around my calf.
71) I like to be well - dressed, but not too conspicuously.
72) Britain continues to follow US policy in this and other areas where American policies have most conspicuously failed.
73) Reacting to America's shellshocked consumers, other countries have stimulated their economies, most conspicuously China.
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