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attention, scrutiny n.
comment on something scrutinized n.

NOUN

attention, scrutiny

Synonyms

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conclusion consideration examination experience information inspection investigation knowledge measurement note perception remark research review study surveillance view

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check cognition cognizance detection estimation heedfulness mark mind monitoring notice once-over overlook probe regard search supervision watching

WEAK

ascertainment noticing recognizing

Antonyms

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heedlessness ignorance neglect unobservance

STRONG

disbelief

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inattention indifference no comment thoughtlessness

NOUN

comment on something scrutinized

Synonyms

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commentary finding note opinion reflection remark thought

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annotation comeback crack mention mouthful pronouncement saying utterance wisecrack

WEAK

catch phrase obiter dictum say so

Antonyms

STRONG

silence

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heedlessness inattention indifference neglect no comment thoughtlessness

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observations

Rinaldi examined thousands of sources across several astronomical surveys, but the Saguaro stood out because researchers happened to have unusually useful observations of it.

From Science Daily ● Aug. 17, 2026

Combined with other observations, including its exceptionally high temperature, the measurements led the researchers to conclude that they were witnessing a star being ripped apart and swallowed by a black hole.

From Science Daily ● Aug. 16, 2026

DR20 advances that effort while moving SDSS-V further into an era of multi-wavelength, multi-epoch optical and infrared observations.

From Science Daily ● Aug. 14, 2026

As indigenous people have often taught us, culture is not merely human but a matter of shared environments, rituals, observations and respect.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Aug. 14, 2026

All of these settings are part of a person’s enculturation, or learning one’s culture through experiences, observations, and both formal and informal settings.

From "Music and the Child" by Natalie Sarrazin