"prospicuous" meaning in All languages combined

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      "form": "more prospicuous",
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        "Able to be seen from far away; conspicuous."
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        "(obsolete) Able to be seen from far away; conspicuous."
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          "text": "Dignitie seem inferiour, and too bad\n To be my shadowe; Science would attend,\n Invention practize arts to make me glad,\n Poetry my profession would commend,\n Dutifull loyalty would humbly greete\n My person, passing through the prospicuous streete.",
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        "(obsolete) Distinguished or fair to behold."
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        "(obsolete) Able to be seen from far away; conspicuous."
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