Synonym: celebrated, distinguished, exceptional, extraordinary, famous, important, memorable, noteworthy, notorious, popular, prominent, rare, remarkable, renowned, special, striking, well-known. Similar words: table, tableau, suitable, vegetable, timetable, adaptable, on the table, inevitable. Meaning: ['nəʊtəbl] 
n. a celebrity who is an inspiration to others. adj. 1. worthy of notice 2. widely known and esteemed.
n. a celebrity who is an inspiration to others. adj. 1. worthy of notice 2. widely known and esteemed. 
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31. There are, happily, notable exceptions to this generalisation.
32. But there are some notable exceptions.
33. Its most notable feature is the sturdy triangular gatehouse.
34. Or a history of notable achievement in some area.
35. The music is notable for its complexity.
36. However, there are some notable exceptions.
37. Yes, there have been notable but few exceptions.
38. The most notable evidence is the amphitheatre.
39. It has produced great achievements but also notable waste.
40. Boro goalkeeper Stephen Pears has completed a notable double.
41. Born in 1934, his career path was notable for its craggy leaps and reverses.
42. There are three notable studies that use this method of comparison.
43. He is a veteran of numerous firefights and narrow escapes who has shown notable serenity throughout the siege.
44. A notable feature of the temple was the unobtrusiveness of its entrances.
45. It is notable that all the papers on policy themes in the issue make the assumption that economic efficiency is the goal.
46. One of the most notable features of this mosaic is its. variable quality of draughtsmanship and execution.
47. For now, however, the most notable museum is the Slater.
48. If he does not change, his chances for attaining a notable historical reputation are not good.
49. One of the notable features is that executive search consultants are a good deal younger than previously.
50. They are based on traditional and modern pigments, notable for their colour values.
51. The vote transcended party divisions, in notable contrast to the acrimonious partisanship that preceded the climactic moment.
52. Almost all the other Labour candidates had long and notable records in the union movement.
53. Mourvedre, on the other hand,[http://sentencedict.com/notable.html] has been a notable success.
54. With a few notable exceptions, the policy should be similar to that advocated for younger subjects.
55. All the same, they do apply with sufficient frequency to make the exceptions notable.
56. There is a collection of these miscreants - Heath identifies file formats, disk formats and install scripts as notable examples.
57. Notable gardens of great variety, including fine old cedars and specimen trees, herbaceous borders, water and wild gardens.
58. It is notable that the large accountancy firms now refer to themselves as' professional service firms'.
59. McGregor and Diaz, on the other hand, are notable primarily for being adorable.
60. The notable exceptions to this are mostly found in work done by Mel Smith and Griff Rhys-Jones.
More similar words: table, tableau, suitable, vegetable, timetable, adaptable, on the table, inevitable, creditable, delectable, acceptable, tablespoon, uncomfortable, inhospitable, establish, inevitably, able, cable, enable, usable, unable, establishment, be able to, capable, affable, disabled, amenable, reliable, bearable, adorable.