Exceptional in quality or degree; unusual; out of the ordinary; esp. excelling in some (usually… Of a person: exceptionally good, talented, etc…

Of qualities: Remarkable in degree; †conspicuously displayed. Of actions, facts, phenomena: Signal, noteworthy (now chiefly in good sense).

Worthy or capable of being marked or noted; remarkable. Obsolete.

Worthy of attention, observation, or notice; notable, remarkable.

Worthy of being regarded; noticeable.

Worthy or deserving of notice, observation, or consideration. Obsolete.

Noteworthiness, notability. Usually with modifying adjective in of —— observation. Obsolete.

That should be considered; that calls for consideration; proper to be considered, taken into account, or noted; notable. Obsolete.

of (great, little,etc.) mark: noteworthy, important. Chiefly as postmodifier; rarely in predicative use.

Notable, conspicuous; remarkable, striking. Of a person.

Deserving notice or comment; worthy of remark or attention. Hence: striking, unusual, singular.

Obvious to the mental eye, plainly evident; attracting notice or attention, striking; hence, eminent, remarkable, noteworthy.

Notable, very great. Obsolete. rare.

Worthy of observation; observable. Obsolete. rare.

Originally: †notable, remarkable (obsolete). Now, in weakened sense: worthy of observation, attention, notice, or mention, noteworthy. Now rare.

Sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy; consequential, influential.

Notable, worthy of note.

Noteworthy, remarkable; famous, renowned. Now rare.

figurative. Lofty, grand, eminent. Obsolete.

Calling forth feelings of interest; interesting, noteworthy. Obsolete or archaic.

Remarkable, notable, great, large.

Worthy or deserving of notice; likely to be noticed.

Of a victory, accomplishment, etc.: notable, significant; considerable.

epoch-forming adj.; epoch-making adj. originally said chiefly of scientific discoveries or treatises; now extended to designate any remarkable or…

In extended use, of a concept, quality, or characteristic: substantial, considerable. Of writing, etc.: possessing significant or valuable attributes.

Of the nature of an epoch; forming an epoch; epoch-making.

epoch-forming adj.; epoch-making adj. originally said chiefly of scientific discoveries or treatises; now extended to designate any remarkable or…

= epoch-making adj. at epoch, n. compounds.

epoch-forming adj.; epoch-making adj. originally said chiefly of scientific discoveries or treatises; now extended to designate any remarkable or…

Attracting a lot of attention or publicity; very well-known; conspicuous. Cf. profile, n. 9.

attributive. Of an event, action, statement, etc.: historically significant as marking a period or turning-point; epoch-making; spec. in Law, of…