The phrase "conspicuous by its absence" refers to something that is noticeably missing in a particular context, where its absence stands out and draws attention. It suggests that the lack of this item, person, or quality is significant and often raises questions or implies meaning. This expression is frequently used in discussions about expectations, where the absence of something typically anticipated highlights its importance.
Conspicuous Only in Its Absence was created in 1966.
"The red convertible was conspicuous among the parked limousines." "His medal was awarded for conspicuous gallantry, but he felt no braver than the other soldiers." "The actress was conspicuous in the gaudy hats she always wore."
There were blimps over the beaches to impede low flying German aircraft. In fact the Luftwaffe was conspicuous by it's total absence all day.
The word "conspicuous" is an adjective.
inconspicuous, which is the opposite of conspicuous.
The conspicuous piano lay in the middle of the road.
For acts of conspicuous gallantry.
There is no word "cospiciuous" but there is a word "conspicuous." The word conspicuous means standing out or clearly visible. Something that is conspicuous often attracts attention.
Easy to see, obvious, standing out Answer Conspicuous has 2 meanings: 1. (adjective) Something that is obvious (either to the eye or mind): Her jealousy was conspicuous. 2. (adjective) With no attempt to conceal: He had a conspicuous disrespect for the law.
Many birds, especially males, have highly conspicuous colors. His excellent English skills made his rare grammar mistakes conspicuous. His red hair made him conspicuous in a crowd, especially in China.
Conspicuous Gallantry Cross was created in 1993-10.
Conspicuous consumption was most common in Northern cities.