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of note
adjective as in eminent
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adjective as in famous
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adjective as in important
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adjective as in important
adjective as in laudable
adjective as in newsworthy
adjective as in noted
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adjective as in renowned
Example Sentences
Also of note: two Schiele landscapes that Jane called “blockbusters.”
I think he's started very strongly in what has been a difficult period for him because he's been thrust straight into action with no training time of note with us.
USC has allowed 39 pass plays of 10 yards or more through four weeks, which ranks in the bottom 25 in the nation, despite not having played any passers of note.
But the attack on Alter is also of note for relying on video circulated by a far-right influencer — who appeared this month on Fox News — that has made outrageous claims about Nazis and Jews, claiming the public was “lied to about World War II” and that “Hitler went to heaven.”
And for any politician of note, there may well be an instinct to limit to the absolute minimum any contact with the fast-eroding asset that is Emmanuel Macron.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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