pronounced
v.v. very easy to see or notice. You use this to describe a quality or a change that is strong and clear to everyone.
v. conspicuous, marked, or highly noticeable. Often used to describe physical features, differences in opinion, or changes in data.
The patient showed a pronounced improvement after taking the medicine.
The city has a pronounced difference between the modern glass skyscrapers and the historic stone buildings nearby.
Although the two languages share a common ancestor, the phonetic differences between them have become more pronounced over centuries of geographic isolation.
Typically functions as an attributive adjective before a noun, though it can follow a linking verb.
He has a more pronouncedly limpHe has a more pronounced limpLearners sometimes use the adverbial form when the adjective is required to modify a noun.