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pronounced

This pattern is reflected, although less pronounced, elsewhere.This pattern is reflected, although less pronounced, elsewhere.That is a considerable legacy for a politician whose early commitment to democracy was rather less pronounced.That weakness has become more pronounced now that his courage is failing him.He has had two hip replacements and walks with a pronounced limp.The head is stabilised to such an extent that its movements are much less pronounced than the body.The morning after, my skin was plumped and lines were less pronounced.The effects of an exodus on wider London would be far less pronounced.In contrast, farmed rabbit has a less pronounced flavour but is often more tender than its cousin.This time around the effects were more pronounced, having moved to a new town anda new church.Thus our life style and its effect on our physical well-being has in turn a pronouncedeffect on our feelings and mental experiences.It therefore is bound to have potent side effects, which become more pronounced and more dangerous as the dosage required for effectiveness increases.The social problem in the present case, whilst pressing, was less pronounced.The numbers, and my own outgoings, point to a glaring class divide and not one likely to become any less pronounced.Certainly the sign of fear seems less pronounced than it did in that final qualifying match against Croatia last autumn, but it has not gone away.

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pronounced

British English: pronounced ADJECTIVE
Something that is pronounced is very noticeable.
The older the patient, the more pronounced the protective effect of the drugs.
  • American English: pronounced
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pronunciado
  • Chinese: 明显的
  • European Spanish: marcado
  • French: prononcé
  • German: ausgeprägt
  • Italian: spiccato
  • Japanese: 顕著な
  • Korean: 뚜렷한
  • European Portuguese: pronunciado
  • Latin American Spanish: marcado

(adjective) 
Definition
very noticeable
Most of the exhibition has a pronounced Scottish theme.
Synonyms
noticeable
These changes have had no noticeable effect on productivity.
clear
It was a clear case of mistaken identity.
decided
We were at a decided disadvantage.
strong
She spoke English with a strong French accent.
marked
There has been a marked increase in crimes against property.
striking
He bears a striking resemblance to Lenin.
obvious
It's obvious that he doesn't like me.
broad
a broad Yorkshire accent
evident
He spoke with evident emotion about his ordeal.
distinct
There was a distinct change in her attitude.
definite
There has been a definite improvement.
conspicuous
Her conspicuous lack of warmth confirmed that they were no longer friends.
unmistakable
the unmistakable aroma of freshly ground coffee
salient
She read the salient facts quickly.
Opposites
hidden
,
concealed
,
vague
,
inconspicuous
,
imperceptible
,
unnoticeable
,
unapparent

Additional synonyms

in the sense of broad
a broad Yorkshire accent
Synonyms
strong,
heavy,
thick,
pronounced,
noticeable
in the sense of clear
Definition
evident or obvious
It was a clear case of mistaken identity.
Synonyms
obvious,
plain,
apparent,
bold,
patent,
evident,
distinct,
pronounced,
definite,
manifest,
blatant,
conspicuous,
unmistakable,
express,
palpable,
unequivocal,
recognizable,
unambiguous,
unquestionable,
cut-and-dried (informal),
incontrovertible
in the sense of conspicuous
Definition
clearly visible
Her conspicuous lack of warmth confirmed that they were no longer friends.
Synonyms
obvious,
clear,
apparent,
visible,
patent,
evident,
manifest,
noticeable,
blatant,
discernible,
salient,
perceptible,
easily seen

Synonyms of 'pronounced'

pronounced

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of decided
Definition
definite or noticeable
We were at a decided disadvantage.
Synonyms
definite,
certain,
positive,
absolute,
distinct,
pronounced,
clear-cut,
undisputed,
unequivocal,
undeniable,
unambiguous,
indisputable,
categorical,
unquestionable
in the sense of definite
Definition
firm, clear, and precise
There has been a definite improvement.
Synonyms
noticeable,
marked,
clear,
decided,
striking,
noted,
particular,
obvious,
dramatic,
considerable,
remarkable,
apparent,
evident,
distinct,
notable,
manifest,
conspicuous
in the sense of distinct
Definition
obvious
There was a distinct change in her attitude.
Synonyms
definite,
marked,
clear,
decided,
obvious,
sharp,
plain,
apparent,
patent,
evident,
black-and-white,
manifest,
noticeable,
conspicuous,
clear-cut,
unmistakable,
palpable,
recognizable,
unambiguous,
observable,
perceptible,
appreciable
in the sense of evident
Definition
easy to see or understand
He spoke with evident emotion about his ordeal.
Synonyms
obvious,
clear,
plain,
apparent,
visible,
patent,
manifest,
tangible,
noticeable,
blatant,
conspicuous,
unmistakable,
palpable,
salient,
indisputable,
perceptible,
incontrovertible,
incontestable,
plain as the nose on your face
in the sense of marked
Definition
obvious or noticeable
There has been a marked increase in crimes against property.
Synonyms
noticeable,
clear,
decided,
striking,
noted,
obvious,
signal,
dramatic,
considerable,
outstanding,
remarkable,
apparent,
prominent,
patent,
evident,
distinct,
pronounced,
notable,
manifest,
blatant,
conspicuous,
salient
in the sense of obvious
Definition
easy to see or understand
It's obvious that he doesn't like me.
Synonyms
clear,
open,
plain,
apparent,
visible,
bold,
patent,
evident,
distinct,
pronounced,
straightforward,
explicit,
manifest,
transparent,
noticeable,
blatant,
conspicuous,
overt,
unmistakable,
palpable,
unequivocal,
undeniable,
salient,
recognizable,
unambiguous,
self-evident,
indisputable,
perceptible,
much in evidence,
unquestionable,
open-and-shut,
cut-and-dried (informal),
undisguised,
incontrovertible,
self-explanatory,
unsubtle,
unconcealed,
clear as a bell,
staring you in the face (informal),
right under your nose (informal),
sticking out a mile (informal),
plain as the nose on your face (informal)
in the sense of salient
Definition
(of points or facts) most important
She read the salient facts quickly.
Synonyms
prominent,
outstanding,
important,
marked,
striking,
arresting,
signal,
remarkable,
pronounced,
noticeable,
conspicuous
in the sense of striking
Definition
very noticeable
He bears a striking resemblance to Lenin.
Synonyms
distinct,
noticeable,
conspicuous,
clear,
obvious,
evident,
manifest,
unmistakable,
observable,
perceptible,
appreciable
in the sense of strong
Definition
(of an accent) distinct and indicating where the speaker comes from
She spoke English with a strong French accent.
Synonyms
distinct,
marked,
clear,
unmistakable
in the sense of unmistakable
Definition
clear or unambiguous
the unmistakable aroma of freshly ground coffee
Synonyms
clear,
certain,
positive,
decided,
sure,
obvious,
plain,
patent,
evident,
distinct,
pronounced,
glaring,
manifest,
blatant,
conspicuous,
palpable,
unequivocal,
unambiguous,
indisputable
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