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Discover Ludwig"noticeable to" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something that can be seen or noticed, particularly by someone or a specific group of people. For example, "The improvements in the quality of the product were noticeable to customers."
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Care is a deep, pervasive cultural norm that is imposed upon what is noticed and noticeable to others.
If they don't notice, make it slowly more noticeable to them, but not to the higher-up person.
It's quite noticeable to me".
The differences in speech just weren't noticeable to me.
"What was most noticeable to me was her appearance from the shoulders up," Starr testified.
Martinek's stickhandling was particularly noticeable to the coaching staff and his teammates.
"That would be extremely noticeable to most New Yorkers," Mr. McMahon said.
It's noticeable to everyone that the last 18 months have got much worse".
As small as the cameras are, they seem to be noticeable to civilians, he said.
The herd of white deer grew, eventually becoming noticeable to passers-by on the two-lane road outside the depot.
Unfortunately, they were not more noticeable to potential buyers; the car was discontinued after fewer than 3,000 were produced.
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