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noticed

noticed

1.0
People see and pay attention to it
  • adjective
  • /ˈnoʊtɪst/
translation icon : notado
  • She felt noticed in her new dress.

But yeah, this need this to to be seen or noticed or complete.

Examples

  • His contributions to the project were quickly noticed by the management team.

  • The change in the company's policy was immediately noticed by the employees.

  • She hoped her efforts would not go noticed by her supervisor.

  • The bright colors made the artwork easily noticed.

  • The change in the company's policy was immediately noticed by the employees.

  • His contributions to the project were quickly noticed by the management team.

  • She hoped her efforts would not go noticed by her supervisor.

Synonyms

perceived
vsnoticed
4.4

Noticed or felt by someone, even if it may not be true

is attention that comes from clear external evidence rather than internal feeling
detected
vsnoticed
3.0

Found by tests or by tools that measure things

is attention drawn naturally rather than being found through investigation
observed
vsnoticed
  • Specialized
3.9

Seen or measured directly, not just guessed

is general attention rather than formal measured verification
sensed
vsnoticed
5.0

Feeling something without clear proof

is attention based on clear observation or visible signs rather than intuition

Antonyms

unnoticed
57 2.5

Other people do not see or pay attention to it

ignored
1.6

People do not pay attention to a person or thing

overlooked
4.0

People do not notice it when it is important

How Noticed

unmistakable
43 3.9
conspicuous
55 5.1
noticed
1.0
obscure
84 7.0
unnoticed
57 2.5

Surface Forms

noticed positive

Morphology

noticed = notice (transparent) = notice + ed

Formed regularly from the verb 'notice' with the past-participle/adjectival '-ed'; learners who know 'notice' can infer 'noticed'.

Etymology

Noticed comes from the same root as note, which means a small mark or a short message. That root meant 'mark' or 'pay attention to', so to be noticed is to be 'marked' in someone's mind or to attract attention.