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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Airbnb also noted that “travelers have been eager to embark on their own private cottage getaway,” with a 40% increase in property searches in Muskoka since the finale aired in late December.
From Los Angeles Times
The process of crafting such long and engaging videos often takes between three and five weeks, Muñoz noted.
From Los Angeles Times
In the past, the capital-light stocks tended to trade at a premium multiple compared with companies requiring more capital, Goldman noted.
From Barron's
While that may sound like a positive, the limitations in the study made it difficult to tell what condition the patients were in when they were sent home or to an assisted-living facility, Crowe noted.
From MarketWatch
The committee report for the bill noted that a “large decline in the U.S. net international monetary reserve position would be evidence of a serious balance-of-payments deficit.”
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