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11pronounced — pro|nounced [ prə naunst ] adjective very obvious or noticeable: The North South divide is becoming more and more pronounced. She still has a pronounced German accent. He had a pronounced limp …
12pronounced — UK [prəˈnaʊnst] / US adjective very obvious or noticeable The North South divide is becoming more and more pronounced. She still has a pronounced German accent. He had a pronounced limp …
13pronounced — pro|nounced [prəˈnaunst] adj very great or noticeable ▪ a pronounced Polish accent ▪ This disability is more pronounced in men. >pronouncedly [prəˈnaunsıdli] adv …
14pronounced — adjective very strong or noticeable: a pronounced Polish accent | a pronounced effect in reducing crime pronouncedly adverb …
15pronounced — adj. 1 (of a word, sound, etc.) uttered. 2 strongly marked; decided (a pronounced flavour; a pronounced limp). Derivatives: pronouncedly adv …
16pronounced — adjective Date: circa 1741 strongly marked ; decided < a pronounced dislike > • pronouncedly adverb …
17pronounced — Synonyms and related words: absolute, affirmed, alleged, announced, arrant, articulated, asserted, asseverated, assured, attested, averred, avouched, avowed, blatant, bold, certified, classical, clean cut, clear, clear as crystal, clear cut,… …
18pronounced — adjective a pronounced German accent Syn: noticeable, marked, strong, conspicuous, striking, distinct, prominent, unmistakable, obvious, recognizable, identifiable Ant: slight …
19pronounced — [prəˈnaʊnst] adj very obvious or noticeable a pronounced German accent[/ex] …
20pronounced — pro•nounced [[t]prəˈnaʊnst[/t]] adj. 1) strongly or clearly apparent 2) decided; unequivocal: pronounced views[/ex] • Etymology: 1570–80 pro•nounc′ed•ly ˈnaʊn sɪd li, ˈnaʊnst li adv. pro•nounc′ed•ness, n …
