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noteworthy

adj.
B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈnoʊtˌwɝði// UK //nˈəʊtwɜːði// note·wor·thy
Definition

adj. important or interesting enough for you to notice or remember. You use this to describe something that deserves attention.

adj. deserving of attention or notice; significant. Often used to highlight specific details in academic or professional reporting.


SIMPLE

The report mentions several noteworthy changes in the market.

CONTEXTUAL

While the entire performance was excellent, the lead actor's emotional range was particularly noteworthy.

COMPLEX

The historian argued that while the battle was small, its long-term impact on regional trade routes was noteworthy enough to justify a dedicated chapter in the textbook.

Origin

From note + -worthy.

Usage

Commonly used in both attributive and predicative positions. Often modified by adverbs like 'particularly', 'especially', or 'most'.

Word family

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