notableornoticeable? These two words are close in meaning but there is nevertheless a clear distinction between them. Notable means ‘worthy of notice’ and thus, often, ‘important’ or ‘remarkable’: a notable achievement. Noticeable, on the other hand, means ‘visible’ or ‘perceptible’: a noticeable improvement in quality. A notable difference between two things would generally be a large as well as significant one, whereas a noticeable difference might only be very small
notable2noun
a prominent person
(oftenNotable) (in pl) a group of people summoned, esp in France when it was a monarchy, to act as a deliberative body