noted — well-known and respected for particular achievements or qualities
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: well-known and respected for particular achievements or qualities
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnoʊtɪd/
Example Sentences
- The restaurant is noted for its terrible service but amazing pizza.
- Professor Kim is noted for falling asleep during his own lectures.
- The noted historian published a groundbreaking book on ancient civilizations.
noted
ADJECTIVE[/ˈnoʊtɪd/]
well-known and respected for particular achievements or qualities
The noted scientist walks into the lecture hall as students rise in respect.
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Origin
Derived from Latin 'notus' (known, marked), this word evolved through Old French 'noter' (to mark, observe) into Middle English 'note' (to notice or record). The past participle suffix '-ed' was added to create 'noted', meaning 'well-known' or 'distinguished'.
Breakdown
note (from Latin notus, meaning known or marked) + -ed (past participle suffix indicating completed action or adjective form meaning recognized or famous)
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📝Examples
“The restaurant is noted for its terrible service but amazing pizza.”
“Professor Kim is noted for falling asleep during his own lectures.”
“The noted historian published a groundbreaking book on ancient civilizations.”
“She noted that her boss always wore mismatched socks.”
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