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observation
noun as in attention, scrutiny
Strongest matches
conclusion, consideration, examination, experience, information, inspection, investigation, knowledge, measurement, note, perception, remark, research, review, study, surveillance, view
Strong matches
check, cognition, cognizance, detection, estimation, heedfulness, mark, mind, monitoring, notice, once-over, overlook, probe, regard, search, supervision, watching
Weak matches
noun as in comment on something scrutinized
Strongest matches
commentary, conclusion, finding, note, opinion, reflection, remark, thought
Strong matches
annotation, comeback, crack, mention, mouthful, pronouncement, saying, utterance, wisecrack
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Former captain Steven Gerrard's recent observation that they were simply "egotistical losers" also plays into the club cliques argument that has come to the fore since many retired as players.
But the building's owner, Shaker Skeik, told us the block had been used as an observation post by Israeli troops during operations.
I make this observation not for the sin of pride but to showcase how queer folk have received the message that any expression of Pride can attract the stomp.
But these are distractions, pulling our attention away from the season’s secret mission to test our powers of observation, another aspect of practicing empathy.
In a joint statement on 14 March, Senegal's environment and energy ministries said tests and observations carried out revealed there were no further leaks after BP repaired the well.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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