adjective
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distinguished; celebrated; famous
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of special note or significance; noticeable
a noted increase in the crime rate
Other Word Forms
- notedly adverb
- notedness noun
- undernoted adjective
- unnoted adjective
- well-noted adjective
Etymology
Origin of noted
Example Sentences
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While it’s true passengers typically pony up for all sorts of extras on a sailing, from drink packages to specialty dining, they see a true benefit to those things, she noted.
From MarketWatch
Rising gas costs, along with higher costs for groceries and rent, create financial stress that can follow employees into the workplace, they noted.
From MarketWatch
Clarke noted that CT scanning has become an essential method for studying delicate fossils, especially small dinosaurs and early birds trapped in solid rock.
From Science Daily
Both participants and their doctors noted better overall functioning, improved work performance, and greater ability to manage daily tasks.
From Science Daily
Following the number from year to year, however, provides an interesting gauge of how people feel about their retirement security, he noted.
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