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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
Instead, a diagnosis is based on a doctor's observations.
Still, his decision about seeking a second term shouldn’t “have been left to an individual’s ego, an individual’s ambition,” she concludes in an observation that grabbed headlines upon its publication in the Atlantic excerpt.
This divide is stark, and it backs up a recent observation by New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie that the American right sees the market as the ultimate decider of survival.
In the clubhouse, players began voicing similar observations after particularly puzzling offensive performances in recent weeks.
The next morning, a training meeting ended up being 15 minutes late because a speaker went too long, so during a break, he decided not to go to the observation deck on the 107th floor.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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