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inconspicuousness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | invisibility, invisibleness |
| Has types | unnoticeableness, unobtrusiveness |
| Derivation | inconspicuous |
Examples of inconspicuousness
inconspicuousness
One caterer there likens the current wave of inconspicuousness to an earlier time.
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A lack of demands and a desire for inconspicuousness both occur in these individuals.
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The need for secrecy and inconspicuousness deeply colors the traditions and mannerisms of mafiosi.
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This kind of inconspicuousness and avoiding the limelight would later characterize Fillmore's approach to politics on the national stage.
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Smaller but highly successful companies, concealed behind a curtain of inconspicuousness, invisibility and sometimes secrecy are called Hidden Champions.
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Because of their inconspicuousness during the day, they are always used in conjunction with painted retro-reflective lines, they are never seen on their own.
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Evolutionary ecologists and behaviourists are beginning to realise that parasites, for all their inconspicuousness, influence the workings of nature much more profoundly than most people suspected.
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- The quality of being not easily seen
- The condition of being inconspicuous
