unnoticed
adjective (unnoticed)
Everyday
- Unnoticed means not seen or noticed by anyone: he slipped out unnoticed. tree →
- Something that goes unnoticed is not paid attention to: her hard work went unnoticed. tree →
In the lessons
In stories, characters sneak in or out unnoticed; in everyday life, kind deeds or mistakes can go unnoticed. In safety lessons, small changes in health or danger signs should not go unnoticed. Phrases: go unnoticed, pass unnoticed, slip away unnoticed.
Examples
- The mouse ran across the floor unnoticed. tree →
- Her kindness did not go unnoticed. tree →
- He crept into the kitchen unnoticed and took a biscuit. tree →
- The mistake went unnoticed until the end of the test. tree →
- Small leaks can go unnoticed for weeks. tree →
- The cat sat unnoticed on the top shelf. tree →
- Unnoticed by me, she had gradually become a beautiful maiden, and I was now also a stout, strong youth. tree →
Note
«Un-» + «noticed». Most often used with «go» or «pass»: go unnoticed. Similar: unseen, unobserved.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «unnoticed» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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