Word: Noticed
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Saw, heard or became aware of something. It is the past tense of notice.
Synonyms: spotted, observed, saw, detected
Antonyms: overlooked, missed, ignored
Syllables: no - ticed
Tricky part: Notice keeps its c, so the past tense is noticed with ced, never sed. Only a d is added because notice already ends in e.
Watch out for: notised, noticd, notticed
Memory tip: Notice already ends in e, so just add d. The c stays, the way price becomes priced.
Example 1: I noticed a crack in the windscreen after the trip.
Example 2: Nobody noticed that the cat had climbed into the cupboard.
Example 3: She noticed her friend looked upset and asked what was wrong.
Notice comes from Latin notitia, knowledge or being known, from notus, known; notion and notify belong to the same family.
Choose the word opposite in meaning to noticed as used in the sentence:
The shopkeeper noticed at once that a crate of mangoes was missing from the shelf.
a) detected
b) spotted
c) observed
d) overlooked
d) overlooked. Spotted, observed and detected mean noticed; overlooked means failed to notice.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Halfway through the exam, Kabir notised that he had skipped an entire page of questions and quickly went back to it.
a) entire
b) exam
c) notised
d) questions
c) notised. Notice is spelt with a c, and it keeps that c in noticed.
Unjumble the word in the sentence and choose it:
The teacher dceniot that two pages of my notebook were missing.
a) enticed
b) notified
c) noticed
d) conceited
c) noticed. Seven letters with one c and a d make noticed; notified needs an f.
1. If you noticed a rainbow, you ____.
a) missed it
b) imagined it
c) saw it
d) painted it
c) saw it
2. What is the present tense of noticed?
a) note
b) notice
c) notion
d) notify
b) notice
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