Noted
ˈnəʊtɪd
Definitions
2 meaningsTo pay attention to or notice something, especially by making a written record of it.
ˈnəʊtɪd
To observe or pay attention to something.
He noted her careful observations.
💡 Simply: Imagine you're in a meeting, and you need to remember the important things people say. That's 'noting'! You're paying attention and making sure you don't forget.
👶 For kids: To see or hear something and remember it.
More Examples
The report noted an increase in sales.
I noted the time of departure for later reference.
How It's Used
"The speaker noted the rising cost of living."
"The researchers carefully noted the changes in the participants' behavior."
Well-known or famous, especially for a particular quality or achievement.
ˈnəʊtɪd
Well-known and respected; famous.
She is a noted author in her field.
💡 Simply: When someone is 'noted,' they're like a star. People know about them and think they're important or really good at something.
👶 For kids: Famous or well-known for something good.
More Examples
The noted scientist received many awards.
The noted artist's exhibition drew a large crowd.
How It's Used
"He was a noted scholar of ancient history."
"The noted chef created a special dish."
Synonyms & Antonyms
From Middle English *noten*, from Old French *noter* 'to write down, mark', from Latin *notāre* 'to mark, note, observe', from *nota* 'a mark, sign'.
The verb 'note' and the adjective 'noted' have been used since the 14th century, reflecting a long history of recording and recognizing important information and individuals.
Memory tip
Think of 'note-taking' - you're paying attention to and writing down important details.
Word Origin
"to mark, note, observe"