noticed
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Definition
Adjective 1. Perceived or observed: Refers to something that has been seen, detected, or become apparent to someone. Example: The noticed improvement in her grades made her parents very happy.
Usage
The adjective noticed describes a state where something has attracted attention or has been consciously observed. It is often used to contrast with things that go unseen or unremarked. - It typically follows a linking verb like was, were, is, are, went, or remained. - It can be modified by adverbs like easily, barely, hardly, immediately, or rarely.
Examples
- The stain on his shirt was noticed by everyone in the room.
- A barely noticed typo can sometimes change the meaning of a sentence.
- Her talent for painting went largely noticed until the school art show.
- If the error is noticed early, it can be corrected easily.
Advanced Usage
- To make oneself noticed: To act in a way that deliberately draws attention to oneself.
- To escape notice / To go unnoticed: This is a common contrasting phrase where noticed is implied by its opposite.
Variants and Related Words
- Notice (verb): To become aware of; to observe.
- Noticeable (adjective): Easily seen or detected; conspicuous.
- Unnoticed (adjective): Not observed or perceived. (The direct antonym of noticed).
Synonyms
- Observed
- Perceived
- Detected
- Remarked
- Seen
Antonyms
- Unnoticed
- Overlooked
- Ignored
- Missed
Related Phrases
- Worth noticing: Deserving of attention or observation.
- Bring to someone's notice: To make someone aware of something.
Adjective
- being perceived or observed
- an easily noticed effect on the rate of growth