semiconspicuous

English

Etymology

From semi- +‎ conspicuous.

Adjective

semiconspicuous (not comparable)

  1. Half or partly conspicuous.
    • 2005, Deirdre Martin, Total Rush:
      Silly though it was, she was feeling semiconspicuous sitting there alone, wondering if the surrounding families thought she was a puck bunny.
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