Noticing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOTICING in dictionary:

VERB:
• NOTICE, to become aware of
• treat (someone) as worthy of recognition or attention
• mention or remark on
• become aware of
NOUN:
• the fact of observing or paying attention to something
• notification or warning of something, especially to allow preparations to be made
• a displayed sheet or placard giving news or information
• a small advertisement or announcement in a newspaper or magazine
• a short published review of a new film, play, or book
• a formal declaration of one's intention to end an agreement, typically one concerning employment or tenancy, at a specified time

Words related to NOTICING

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How to use NOTICING in a sentence

• During that first few hours Faith could not help noticing how often Number 89 sent up goods to be wrapped.
• And noticing this fact, Arjuna became greatly alarmed.
• When, by some accident, the whole Family was simultaneously silent, you could not help noticing what an oppressively still place London was.
• Hildegund, noticing their approach, gently aroused Walthar, who put on his armour.
• It is some years now since I went to see a certain farmer who, his wife told me, on noticing my approach, was compelled to go upstairs to cool his head as it was after dinner.
• One might have passed along the road a score of times without noticing that game had crossed.
• The governor left the window without noticing him, and joining his wife at the wicket passed on to the boat.
• Noticing that the child wished to respond, but was evidently troubled as to how to word her answer, she asked what the difficulty was.
• Noticing that his guest was not particularly fond of the beaver tail, the trapper wanted to go out and get a deer.
• Mary thought that no one could help noticing how anxious and strained were their faces.
• But in spite of his hostile instincts, he could not help noticing the beauty of the animal and the graceful horsemanship of the rider.
• I was riding third man in the swing from the point, and noticing something wrong in front, galloped to the brow of the hill.
• She was pleased at his noticing her, and answered his enquiries with modesty and propriety.
• Some night bird flew low down close to the ground and, noticing us, was startled, fluttered its wings and flew across to the other side of the river.
• Would God it were so now! But, in once more meeting this objection, we cannot help noticing the character of the persons who most generally urge it.
• As Oxenford sank to the floor, several of his friends ran to his side, and Deweese, noticing the movement, rallied the wounded man in his arms.
• The men, never noticing her dress, but observing her pale face and heavy eyes, were not vividly impressed with her loveliness.
• She entered by the window, and, not even noticing that the door into the sitting-room stood ajar, flung herself down by the table in a convulsion of tears.
• Subconsciously I must have been noticing it for some time.
• He rested there a long time, never noticing in the dense shade of the woods that a storm was gathering.
• I shall content myself with noticing an interesting instance, which he has not mentioned.
• In fact time only could be afforded for noticing very briefly some of the more remarkable events of his bondage.
• Its political bearing is the very least and most superficial part of it, scarcely worth noticing in comparison with its moral and religious relations.
• Though it is worth noticing that Mary chose a name with the same initial letter as her own, it was probably taken from Dante.
• In spite of her head, she could not help noticing something peculiar in his manner.

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