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Noun
The fact of observing or paying attention to something
“What escaped their notice at the time would become blindingly obvious in the aftermath.”
Noun
A written or printed announcement
“There was a notice on the door listing the rules of the dorm.”
Noun
A written or printed advertisement
“A notice was plastered on the alley wall to promote an upcoming concert by the artist.”
Noun
A formal notification
“Do not use the coffee machine until further notice.”
Noun
A notification or warning of something, especially to allow for preparations
“We were given advance notice of a scheduled fire safety drill within the building.”
Noun
Termination of employment
“The company isn't doing very well and we could all be given notice at any second.”
Noun
A declaration to end an agreement at a specified time, typically concerning employment or tenancy
“The First Order considered Finn's hijacking of a TIE fighter as notice of his resignation as a stormtrooper.”
Noun
A short published review of a new film, play, or book
“A short notice cannot do justice to this admirable and thought-provoking book.”
Verb
To see with the eyes
“I would often notice a puppy dog playing in the neighbor's backyard.”
Verb
To become aware of
“Lewis started to notice that he was becoming something of a role model.”
Verb
(rare) To make reference to or speak about briefly but specifically
“I would briefly notice the author's first published work in my lecture.”
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