Pronunciation: /ˈseɪliənt/
noun a salient point or feature
A1 The most salient feature of the painting was the bright colors.
A2 One salient point to remember is to always check your spelling.
B1 The salient details of the story were highlighted in the summary.
B2 The speaker emphasized the salient aspects of the new policy.
C1 The researcher focused on the salient themes that emerged from the data analysis.
C2 The artist's use of light and shadow created a salient contrast in the painting.
adjective most noticeable or important; prominent or conspicuous
A1 The most salient feature of the park is the large fountain in the center.
A2 The speaker highlighted the salient points of the presentation to make it easier to understand.
B1 It is important to focus on the salient details when analyzing a complex problem.
B2 The salient issue in the debate was the impact of climate change on the economy.
C1 The salient characteristics of the painting were its vibrant colors and intricate details.
C2 The author's ability to capture the salient themes of the novel made it a compelling read.
formal The most salient feature of the research study was its innovative methodology.
informal The most important thing to remember is the salient points of the presentation.
slang Dude, the most standout part of the movie was definitely the salient plot twist!
figurative In a sea of information, the salient details stood out like a beacon.
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