Inconspicuosity

Quick meaning: Inconspicuosity is a noun meaning The quality of being inconspicuous.

Meaning

The quality of being inconspicuous.

Example Sentences

They were taking inconspicuosity seriously. That ruled out most of the taverns on the Morpork side of the river, where they were very well known.

We see that graceful figure—always perfect, whether in the slashed doublet of Shakespeare, the laces of the Cavalier era, the scarlet and gold uniform of a soldier, or the stern inconspicuosity of the habit of the contemporary gentleman—as we read these pages of simple narration.

The news of the death of Fanny Kemble came as a great surprise to a host of persons, so many had supposed her long since dead. It is somewhat remarkable that a woman who in her time filled so large a place in the public eye should fall into such inconspicuosity that her very existence is lost sight of.

But after a time they found them inconvenient for their daily work and pastimes, which consisted principally of the laying of ambushes for the cutting of each other’s throats, or worse, and the hunting of the red-deer; both which things requiring secrecy and inconspicuosity, these bright and gaudy colours bewrayed them to their enemies and their game.

Synonyms for inconspicuosity

Depending on context, synonyms include inconspicuity, inconspicuousness.

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