unnotice
unnotice verb: to cease to notice.
Verb
unnotice (third-person singular simple present unnotices, present participle unnoticing, simple past and past participle unnoticed)
- To cease to notice.
- He put a “then” at the end of most sentences. Long ago William T. had noticed this vocal peculiarity and now he could not unnotice it.2010, Alison McGhee, Was It Beautiful?: A Novel, →ISBN
- “Don't we know it!” Mrs. Henderson exclaimed. She exclaimed almost every short thing she said, and now that it'd been noticed, Mercy couldn't unnotice it.2010, Cherie Priest, Dreadnought: A Novel of the Clockwork Century, →ISBN
Forms of unnotice
| third-person singular present | unnotices |
|---|---|
| present participle | unnoticing |
| past participle | unnoticed |
| past | unnoticed |
Origin of unnotice
From un- + notice.
Questions about unnotice
- What does unnotice mean?
- Unnotice means to cease to notice.
- What part of speech is unnotice?
- Unnotice is a verb.
- What is the past tense of unnotice?
- The past tense of unnotice is unnoticed.
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