Synonyms for noticed
no·ticed

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1. noticedadjective

   being perceived or observed

   "an easily noticed effect on the rate of growth"

   Antonyms:
   disregarded, unperceived, unobserved, unremarked, unmarked, ignored, unheeded, forgotten, neglected, overlooked, unnoticed, unnoted

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1. List of paraphrases for "noticed":

   noted, observed, seen, saw, realised, remarked, found

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1. Sam Hook:

   One of the things that we noticed which was quite interesting was that these lakes are actually, in some cases, warming faster than the air temperatures because the air temperatures, you know, change in an instant, whereas the water temperatures, they reflect what is going on in the entire environment around them. So, it could be a reflection of there being less cloud cover, it could be a consequence of more glacial melt water coming into the lake. All these different processes taking place and they integrate them and they warm more gradually but the consequences of that warming can be very serious.

2. Cristian Andrei Nica:

   Love doesn't hurt, and won't fade away with the memory either. There's no right or wrong, no past, no future. Just beauty, noticed on the inside, thanks to the ones we care for the most. Encouragement, to dedicate yourself and protect. So join the dance, attach and then let go if you need to. Ain't no escape, it always finds a way to touch you deep inside, because love is part of who you are.

3. Maria Grygorova:

   I noticed the door had been ajar for days, and when I checked whether they were alive or maybe injured, I saw they were cold and then noticed two holes in Konstantin's forehead.

4. Heather Perry:

   It said ‘Perry’ on the card, but nothing else was filled out on the card. Not the height, not the weight, it just said ‘Perry.’ He noticed on the card it said number five, and our baby had been in number four… He told the nurse, ‘Why is he in a baby cart that says number five?’ She said ‘Oh that’s fine, that’s your baby.’.

5. Ricardo Tadeu:

   One thing we noticed is that in Africa, in many of our markets, we still depended too much on one pack.