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unobserved

adjective (unobserved)

«unobserved» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Not seen or noticed by anyone. tree →
  2. (science) Not yet watched or recorded. tree →

In the lessons

In stories: a character slips away unobserved, which tells the reader nobody saw. In science: an unobserved event has not been seen or measured. In safety: young children should not be left unobserved near water.

Examples

  • The cat crept into the kitchen unobserved. tree →
  • She left the party unobserved. tree →
  • Never leave a toddler unobserved near a pool. tree →
  • The rare bird had gone unobserved for many years. tree →
  • The thief hoped to pass unobserved. tree →
  • Scientists set up cameras so the animals were watched, not unobserved. tree →

Note

Often «go unobserved», «pass unobserved», «leave unobserved». Takes «an». Similar: unseen, unnoticed. Opposite: observed.

On Mova

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