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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
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check, cognition, cognizance, detection, estimation, heedfulness, mark, mind, monitoring, notice, once-over, overlook, probe, regard, search, supervision, watching
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noun as in comment on something scrutinized
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commentary, conclusion, finding, note, opinion, reflection, remark, thought
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annotation, comeback, crack, mention, mouthful, pronouncement, saying, utterance, wisecrack
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Example Sentences
Named for her younger sister, the touching “Kimberly” is based on their childhood observation of a barn lightning strike and flooding.
In a press release, it noted that the court's decision came after a year-long observation period "during which the court's orders were systematically disregarded by the parents".
The rolling-recovery thesis reinforcing his constructive approach on stocks is firstly based on Morgan Stanley’s observations that EPS revisions breadth rose again last week.
A recent paper in The Astrophysical Journal features the latest results from the Cygnus X-1 observations and reports the most accurate measurement so far of the black hole's hard X-ray polarization.
"We now could supply the theoretical basis of these observations and prove that the water in molecular cavities is energetically activated."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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