of note

Idioms and Phrases

Important, of distinction, famous, as in I have nothing of note to report , or The speaker was a man of note . This idiom uses note in the sense of “importance” or “fame.” [Late 1500s]

Example Sentences

Also of note, Strachan said, was the difference in Ohioans' support for Trump compared to Moreno by gender — especially among women.

From Salon

Two other findings of note: Seven out of 10 respondents said they came across material at least once a week that made them wonder if it was real or AI-generated.

From Los Angeles Times

And the gaps between the leading cars suggest little of note can be gleaned so far.

From BBC

Another figure of note is Khalil al-Hayya, a lead figure in negotiations with Israel mediated by Qatar.

From Los Angeles Times

The powerful Aliya Riaz was promoted to open but the experiment did not pay off as she fell for a duck, as did Sidra Ameen, while captain Fatima Sana's 21 from 23 balls was the only contribution of note as the middle to lower order was skittled by the wily spin of Kerr and Carson.

From BBC

Related Words

• acclaimed
• brilliant
• distinguished
• eminent
• excellent
• glorious
• grand
• great
• honored
• illustrious
• important
• influential
• leading
• memorable
• noted
• notorious
• outstanding
• powerful
• preeminent
• prominent