Conspicuous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSPICUOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• obvious to the eye or mind
• clearly visible
• attracting notice or attention
• Open to the view; obvious to the eye; easy to be seen; plainly visible; manifest; attracting the eye.
• Obvious to the mental eye; easily recognized; clearly defined; notable; prominent; eminent; distinguished; as, a conspicuous excellence, or fault.
• without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious

Words related to CONSPICUOUS

conspicuously22 conspicuousness21 glaring9

Words that contain CONSPICUOUS

conspicuously22 inconspicuous19 conspicuousness21 inconspicuously24 inconspicuousne21 conspicuousnesses23 inconspicuousness23 inconspicuousnesses25

How to use CONSPICUOUS in a sentence

• The male, on the contrary, who seldom sits upon the nest, requires a plumage that will render him conspicuous to the female and to the young, after they have left their nest.
• The male is diligent in providing for the wants of the offspring, and hence it is important that his dress should render him conspicuous.
• Even among the Latin nation, and in fact in Rome itself, we meet with similar phenomena, although they are, comparatively speaking, less conspicuous.
• A large map and a portrait of Colonel Pyncheon were conspicuous on the walls, and beneath the portrait sat the colonel himself in an elbow chair, with a pen in his hand.
• She would not make herself conspicuous by waiting on the spot, and she started to get past the church into the lane.
• He was not then a conspicuous figure in the politics of the State, but was a follower of Henry Clay, and was well thought of in his own district.
• Two cases made conspicuous by the publication of elaborate narratives were those of Peter Still and Solomon Northrup.
• In the earlier times, before riches and luxury had eaten out the strength of the race, their valor and military prowess must have been even more conspicuous.
• Still higher, approaching the climatic limit of vegetable life, the struggle for existence is mainly carried on by the aesthetic rivalry of lowly but conspicuous blossoms.
• Within this runs another line of fortification surrounding the palace, and on a conspicuous height stands the Antonia, a castle named by Herod in honour of Mark Antony.
• She refuses to be extreme in style or to make herself ridiculous or conspicuous.
• No less than twelve men of the Guides also received the Order of Merit for conspicuous gallantry on this occasion.
• In fact until about 510, when he was well over forty, he was conspicuous as a patron of Confucianism.
• His followers form one of the most influential and conspicuous sects at the present day, although not so numerous as the Amidists.
• Towards the south is Scorpio, distinguished by the red and brilliant Antares, and by a train of conspicuous stars.
• The grey-haired old man was conspicuous in a small circle which was formed by the burghers withdrawing several paces when he began the prayer.
• Had he remained at home, I am sure he would have stood conspicuous among the clergy.
• Lehne who are contributing such a conspicuous share to the advancement of the Faith in their centre.
• It was the most conspicuous instance of outright and supreme heroism that Temple Camp had ever witnessed or known.
• The amiable and heavily bearded countenance of Governor Irwin was conspicuous in one of the boxes.
• It included men as conspicuous for integrity as ability.
• Joining himself to a literary circle, of which John Wilson and the Ettrick Shepherd were the more conspicuous members, he resolved to follow the career of a man of letters.
• They tell me it is wrong to make myself so conspicuous.
• The number of vessels, too, was so much greater from this, than from any other port, that their sick made a more conspicuous figure in the infirmary.
• For prosperous men are renowned and conspicuous among all mortals.
• The wisdom of my plan looked less conspicuous as time went by.
• The two political chiefs in convention, failing on the thirtieth ballot to get the nomination, some less conspicuous man is chosen as a compromise.
• Darius is a great deal more conspicuous in the narrative than Daniel.

Similar words containing NSPICUOU without suffix s and without prefix co

transpicuous16 conspicuously22 inconspicuous19 transpicuously21 conspicuousness21 inconspicuously24 inconspicuousne21 conspicuousnesses23 inconspicuousness23 inconspicuousnesses25

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.