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What word means quick to notice things?
perceptive
What is the different between see and notice?
see means that you look at something, while notice means that if you know something not just by seeing but also hearing
How can you use the word naive in a sentence?
Naive basically means innocent sentance: The old woman was so niave that she didn't notice the man steal her wallet when he bumped into her.
A sentence with the word notice?
The verb: The girl sighed and said, "If only he would notice me''. Then she whined. The noun: In the office, another notice was pinned up about the upcoming holiday party.
What does the word unusual means?
the word unusual means something that is not ordinary.
A word that means to fail to notice?
overlook
What is a word beginning with n that means to find?
Notice
What word means quick to notice things?
perceptive
Is there a word such as heed?
Yes, heed means to pay attention to, or take notice of.
What is one word for 'to notice that a thing or person exist'?
To perceive means to notice that a thing or person exist; or perhaps, simply, to see.
When proofing your document you notice that Word added red squiggly lines under a word What does this indicate?
It means the word is spelled incorrectly.
What is meaning of notice?
In terms of the English language, the word notice means to give informaton or to give instructions. For example, one might give notice to an employer before quitting.
What is the compound word that means speak to - the first word meaning public notice and the second word article of clothing?
What about address, which is ad + dress?
Why does it sound funny when you say a word over?
Your mind begins to question why that word is called that word and why that word means what it means. You don't even notice that your brain is going around in circles, you just realize that it sounds odd.
What does the word unphotogenic mean?
It means when you notice things about your body/face in a photo that are unnoticed in real life
What is the ethomology of the word advertising?
Good question.The etymology of the word "advertise" goes back to the Latin advertere, which means "turn toward." In early French, this root had led to the word avertissement, which meant "warning" or "notice"--the idea is, "Turn (your attention) toward this warning/notice."Eventually, in English, the word advertisement had come to mean "written notice posted in a public place," especially a commercial announcement, which is what it continues to mean today.
What does notice of litigation threshold means?
Notice of litigation threshold means that someone has legal proceedings about to be brought upon them and that the notice is to make them aware of those proceedings beforehand.
