Conspicuous

/kənˈspɪkjuəs/ adjective

Clearly visible and attracting attention; obvious and easily noticed, often in a way that stands out from surroundings.

From Latin 'conspicuus,' meaning 'visible' or 'striking to the eye,' derived from 'conspicere' (to look at), combining 'con-' (thoroughly) and 'specere' (to look). The word entered English in the 16th century with its current meaning intact.

AMግልጽ
ARبارز
BNসুস্পষ্ট
CAconspicu
CSnápadný
DAiøjnefaldende
DEauffällig
ELφανερός
ESconspicuo
FAبرجسته
FIsilmiinpistävä
FRmanifeste
📖 Full word page — etymology, 47 translations, audio 🔑 Get Free API Key — 50 lookups/day 📚 Read the Docs — integrate Word Orb