Pronunciation: /noʊtəˈbɪləti/
noun the state or quality of being notable
A1 The notability of the new restaurant in town is quickly spreading.
A2 The notability of the singer grew after their performance on a popular TV show.
B1 The notability of the author's latest book led to it becoming a bestseller.
B2 The notability of the scientist's research earned them a prestigious award.
C1 The notability of the politician's speech sparked a national debate.
C2 The notability of the artist's work has solidified their place in art history.
adjective notable; noteworthy
A1 The notability of this landmark makes it a popular tourist attraction.
A2 The notability of the author's works has led to international recognition.
B1 The notability of the research findings has sparked a debate among scientists.
B2 The notability of the historical event is evident in the number of books written about it.
C1 The notability of the artist's paintings has resulted in high auction prices.
C2 The notability of the politician's speech resonated with audiences around the world.
formal The notability of the research findings was recognized by the scientific community.
informal Her notability as a singer grew after her viral performance on social media.
slang I can't believe the notability of that new meme on the internet!
figurative The notability of her presence in the room was like a shining light.
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