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What is the adjective for observation?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb observe which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

observant
  1. Alert and paying close attention; watchful.
  2. Diligently attentive in observing a law, custom, duty or principle; regardful; mindful.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. alert, attentive, watchful, vigilant, heedful, aware, careful, perceptive, awake, tentie, tenty, regardful, sharp, keen, concentrating, quick, focussed, focused, discerning, sensitive, alive, bright, intelligent, interested, observative, discriminating, understanding, advertent, comprehending, considering, contemplating, intentive, penetrating, questioning, searching, surveying, on guard, Argus-eyed, on the lookout, open-eyed, eagle-eyed, wide-awake, keen-eyed, hawk-eyed, sharp-eyed, beady-eyed, on the qui vive, on your toes, on one's toes, on the ball … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “The very observant may have noticed that I swapped web hosts over the weekend.”
      “Being observant of all the little things in the world can be a huge source of inspiration.”
      “As the only observant Jew in my circle of family and friends, this is a hard idea to explain and an even harder one for them to understand.”
observatorial
  1. Relating to an observatory.
  2. Relating to an observator or observer.
observational
  1. Relating to observation, especially scientific observation.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. empirical, empiric, objective, experiential, existential, experimental, field, research-based, evidence-based, factual, observed, pragmatic, real, actual, heuristic, scientific, practical, seen, applied, realistic, experient, based on observation, subjective, knowledge-based, exploratory, investigative, experience-based, verifiable, manifest, existing, circumstantial, tangible, demonstrable, quantitative, fact-based, firsthand, first-hand, hands-on, working, seasoned, active, worldly, non-theoretical, vet, veteran, worldly-wise, how-to, in the field … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Limited observational and experimental studies of birds indicate that smaller broods are more often deserted.”
      “No spatial stretching occurs, yet many of the observational tests of a cosmological model are verified.”
      “The Hubble Deep Field images have made some of the greatest impacts on observational cosmology so far.”
observative
  1. observant; watchful
  2. Synonyms:
      3. observant, alert, attentive, watchful, vigilant, heedful, aware, careful, perceptive, awake, tentie, tenty, regardful, sharp, keen, concentrating, quick, focussed, focused, discerning, sensitive, alive, bright, intelligent, interested, discriminating, understanding, advertent, comprehending, considering, contemplating, intentive, penetrating, questioning, searching, surveying, on guard, Argus-eyed, on the lookout, open-eyed, eagle-eyed, wide-awake, keen-eyed, hawk-eyed, sharp-eyed, beady-eyed, on the qui vive, on your toes, on one's toes, on the ball … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “There's no question that we're living in a relatively observative environment and that there will be cuts, but how much is very much open to question.”
observerless
  1. Without observers.
observed
  1. simple past tense and past participle of observe
  2. Synonyms:
      3. allowed, commented, editorialized, noted, opined, reflected, remarked, weighed in, believed, considered, deemed, felt, imagined, editorialised, said, thought, read, intuited, ascertained, estimated, gathered, discerned, surmised, hypothesized, presumed, esteemed, presupposed, theorized, grasped, conjectured, perceived, determined, fathomed, supposed, comprehended, assumed, postulated, figured, sensed, understood, recognized, cognized, registered, caught on to, weighed up, summed up, weened, evaluated, grokked, twigged … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Indeed, the individual deprived of social encounters would not have the opportunity to enrich their repertory according to the observed actions of the others.”
      “The Sabbath, as a sacredly observed day, was probably, though not certainly, older than the Mosaic age.”
observing
  1. present participle of observe
  2. Synonyms:
      3. feeling, perceiving, sensing, detecting, discerning, making out, noticing, identifying, having a sensation of, being aware of, noting, becoming aware of, intuiting, picking up on, recognizing, apperceiving, recognising, discovering, distinguishing, seeing, spotting, remarking, descrying, beholding, espying, understanding, apprehending, comprehending, grasping, getting, appreciating, cognizing, catching, registering, knowing, savvying, assimilating, twigging, catching on to, tumbling to, digging, conceiving, deciphering, figuring out, cottoning on to, ascertaining, fathoming, decoding, realizing, determining … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “He is brought under the observing eye of a board of directors.”
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