Meaning & Definition of word "Notice"

Notice

/ˈnəʊtɪs/

1. A written or printed announcement or warning.
- Example: The company issued a notice about the change in policy.
2. Attention or awareness of something.
- Example: She drew his notice by waving her hand.
3. A formal notification or announcement regarding a specific matter.
- Example: The notice regarding the meeting was posted on the bulletin board.

1. To become aware of something through observation.
- Example: Did you notice the new painting in the lobby?
2. To take note of or to observe.
- Example: He didn't notice the time passing while he was working.
3. To give warning or information to someone.
- Example: She will notice you if you do not complete the assignment on time.

Middle English, from Old French 'notice', from Latin 'notitia', meaning 'knowledge', from 'noscere' meaning 'to know'.

take notice:

To pay attention or be aware of something.

notice board:

A board for posting announcements and information.

give notice:

To inform someone about an intention, especially about quitting a job.

on short notice:

With very little time to prepare.

in the notice of:

Within someone’s awareness or consideration.

notification:

The act of informing someone about something.

observe:

To watch carefully and attentively.

remark:

A statement that expresses an opinion or idea.

attention:

The act of focusing on something.

awareness:

Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.

Meaning: To catch someone's eye.

Example Sentence: Did you notice that new girl in class?

Meaning: Giving someone a heads up.

Example Sentence: Just wanted to notice you about the party this weekend.