When We Use Noteworthy?

When We Use Noteworthy?

A fact or event that is noteworthy is interesting, remarkable, or significant in some way. It is noteworthy that the program has been shifted from its original August slot to July. I found nothing particularly noteworthy to report. The most noteworthy feature of the list is that there are no women on it.

How do you use noteworthy?

noteworthy
  1. It is noteworthy that the programme has been shifted from its original August slot to July.
  2. I found nothing particularly noteworthy to report.
  3. The most noteworthy feature of the list is that there are no women on it.

How do you use noteworthy in a sentence?

worthy of notice.
  1. The bridge is noteworthy for its sheer size.
  2. His reign has never been considered particularly noteworthy.
  3. It is noteworthy that one-third of students do not pay any tuition fees.
  4. It is noteworthy that the programme has been shifted from its original August slot to July.
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Sophia analyzes international trade, startup ecosystems, retail transformation, and supply chain logistics for modern digital publications.