NOTABLE

NOTABLE
. adj. des deux genres
Remarquable, considérable. Dits, faits notables. Parole, arrêt notable. Un cas notable. Cela est notable. Dommage, préjudice, perte, gain, somme notable. Lésion notable. Une différence notable. Notre armée a remporté un avantage notable sur les ennemis. L'élection des échevins était faite par les notables bourgeois. Les notables commerçants élisent les membres du tribunal de commerce. Il a rassemblé chez lui tous les gens notables, toutes les personnes notables de la ville.   Il est aussi substantif, et il se dit Des principaux et des plus considérables citoyens d'une ville, d'une province, d'un État. Une assemblée de notables. L'assemblée des notables.

L'Academie francaise. 1835.

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