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took no notice of

took no notice of is the simple past of take no notice of.

Meaning of take no notice of

Verb

take no notice of (third-person singular simple present takes no notice of, present participle taking no notice of, simple past took no notice of, past participle taken no notice of)

  1. (idiomatic, transitive) To ignore.
    • He took no notice of the spider until it bit him.
    Synonyms:
    disregard, neglect, pay no heed, unheed

Questions about took no notice of

What is took no notice of the simple past of?
Took no notice of is the simple past of take no notice of.

Words near took no notice of in the dictionary

  1. took lightly
  2. took long
  3. took lying down
  4. took matters into one's own hands
  5. took no for an answer
  6. took no notice of
  7. took no prisoners
  8. took note
  9. took notes
  10. took notice
  11. took oath

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