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Unnoticed and unnoticed They are different words and also have different meanings. It doesn't seem like it, after all, they are so similar! Because they are so similar, they raise many doubts, doubts that can compromise the clarity of the message, whether elaborated in written or oral form. Note the definition of the word unnoticed According to the Michaelis dictionary:
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unnoticed
unnoticed
adj (part in overlook) 1 Which was neither seen nor heard. 2 What was not paid attention to. 3 What did not feel: unnoticed sting. Anton: noticed,observed.
Examples:
I entered the party and passed unnoticed.
Your lack of interest has not gone away
was so unnoticed I didn't even notice when you entered the room!
So the word unnoticed it means something or someone that didn't call attention, that wasn't seen, that wasn't felt or noticed. It can also mean an inattentive and absent-minded person. Check the meaning of the word now unnoticed also according to the Michaelis Dictionary of the Portuguese Language:
unnoticed
de.sa.per.ce.bi.do
adj (des+realized) 1 Unprepared, careless. 2 Destitute, unguarded.
Examples:
You got me unnoticed and I couldn't help it.
the student is unnoticed knowledge in Mathematics,
So far, I'm unnoticed information about testing locations.
In this way, the word unnoticed it means something or someone who is not prepared, who is lacking, unprepared, unguarded.
The words unnoticed It is unnoticed are spelled similarly and are pronounced similarly, but their meanings are different. We call this kind of words eponymous words. In the Portuguese language there are several examples of paronymy, among them, precursor/cursor, assess/gather, immerse/emerge, deferred/deferred, discriminate/discriminate, imminent/imminent, rectify/ratify etc.
