conspicuous | conspicuousness | conspicuity

‘Conspicuous’ is used to describe somebody or something obvious to the eye or, by extension, attracting notice or attention, sometimes in a way that is not desired. The word may commonly be seen or heard in association with the idiom ‘conspicuous by (his/her) absence’.

1. I tried not to look conspicuous as I slipped out of the office and left work early.

2. I remember Doug clearly because of the conspicuousness of his bleach blonde hair.

3. Due to tighter regulation, traders in the financial sector are now operating with increased conspicuity.