English Reference
adjective

pronounced

adj.
US /pɹəˈnaʊnst/ UK /pɹənˈaʊnst/ pro·nounced

  1. 01 B2 Upper Intermediate

    very easy to see or notice; strong and clear.

    strongly marked, distinct, or highly noticeable in appearance or effect.

    Simple

    The patient showed a pronounced improvement after just two days of treatment.

    In context

    The economic data revealed a pronounced shift in consumer spending habits, suggesting that the recent policy changes were finally taking effect.

Usage pronounced dead · pronounced deceased

Emergency services were called to the property, but Dahlia-Rose was pronounced dead at the scene.

BreakingNews.ie· 14 Aug 2026

Nowhere is that instability more pronounced than in South Korea's tech-heavy Kospi, widely regarded as the world's most volatile stock index.

BBC News· 13 Aug 2026
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