noted
/'noutid/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Widely known and recognized, especially for some special quality or achievement: "Noted" describes someone or something that has gained significant attention, recognition, or fame, typically due to excellence, prominence, or a particular characteristic.
- Worthy of notice or attention; remarkable: "Noted" can also describe something that is significant, conspicuous, or deserving of observation.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- She is a noted expert in the field of marine biology. (She is widely recognized as an authority in marine biology.)
- The city is noted for its vibrant street art and cultural festivals. (The city is famous for these specific features.)
- There has been a noted improvement in the team's performance this season. (There has been a significant, observable improvement.)
Advanced Usage
- "It should be noted that...": A formal phrase used to introduce an important point or fact that the listener or reader should pay attention to.
- It should be noted that the application deadline is final and cannot be extended.
- "As noted (by/in)": Used to refer back to a point previously mentioned or documented.
- The procedure, as noted in the manual, must be followed exactly.
Variants and Related Words
- Notable (adj): Worthy of attention or notice; remarkable. Can also be a noun for a famous or important person.
- The project yielded notable results.
- Noteworthy (adj): Deserving attention because it is interesting, significant, or unusual.
- A noteworthy achievement.
- Note (v): To observe, mention, or record something.
- I must note the difference between the two theories.
Synonyms
- Famous: Known by many people.
- Renowned: Known or talked about by many people; famed.
- Celebrated: Greatly admired; renowned.
- Eminent: Famous and respected within a particular sphere.
- Prominent: Important; famous.
Antonyms
- Unknown: Not known or familiar.
- Obscure: Not discovered or known about; uncertain.
- Unremarkable: Not particularly interesting or surprising.
Related Phrases
- Of note: Important, worthy of attention.
- Several scientists of note attended the conference.
- Worthy of note: Deserving to be noticed or mentioned.
- Her contribution was particularly worthy of note.
Adjective
- worthy of notice or attention
- a noted increase in the crime rate
- widely known and esteemed
- a famous actor
- a celebrated musician
- a famed scientist
- an illustrious judge
- a notable historian
- a renowned painter