Pronunciation

/ˈnəʊtɪs/

Definitions

• Noun: (n) An official announcement or notification, often written, that conveys information or instructions. For example: “The company sent out a notice of termination to its employees.”
• Noun: (n) The act of observing or taking note of something, often with attention or interest. For example: “He took notice of the new painting on the wall.”
• Verb: (v) To become aware of or perceive something, usually after paying attention. For example: “I just noticed that the flowers have bloomed.”
• Verb: (v) To officially inform or notify someone about something. For example: “The landlord has to give tenants a 30-day notice before raising the rent.”

Phrases

• “Take notice” means to become aware of or pay attention to something.
• “Noticeable difference” refers to something that can be easily observed or detected.
• “Without notice” implies that something happened suddenly or unexpectedly.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Please read the notice board for important announcements.”
• Verb: “I noticed a significant improvement in your writing skills.”
• Verb: “She had to give two weeks’ notice before quitting her job.”

Synonyms

• Announcement
• Notification
• Observation
• Attention
• Awareness
• Alert
• Inform
• Notify
• Detect
• Perceive