noted
noted
Definition
noted (nōt′id)
adjective
distinguished; well-known; renowned; eminent
not′·edly adverb
not′·ed·ness noun
noted
Synonyms
noted
Usage Examples
Preposition: that
- meeting: It was NOTED that the next meeting would be held on Monday 16 and Tuesday 17 May 2005 in Cardiff.
Preposition: on
- date: SPECKLED PIGEON Columba guinea * Noted on most dates in most habitats with the largest day count of 30 on the 18th.
Modifies a noun
- historian: Perhaps its most important resident was the noted historian, John Thorpe.
- writer: The play has been abridged by noted writer Leon Garfield and directed by drama teacher Gordon Roberts.
- scholar: Webster was a noted Chinese scholar whose best-known work was his translation of the Methodist Book of Offices for use by the Chinese Church.
- composer: He studied music with noted composer Heinrich Schenker at the University of Vienna, where he earned a Ph.D. in 1937.
- architect: The building was designed by noted architect Norman Foster.
- author: He translated Dante's works into Hebrew as well as other noted authors.
Modifying Another Word
- also: The Content Board also NOTED that it was not within Ofcom's remit to consider whether the crime of blasphemy had been committed.
- not: F: Further Editions Previously not Noted 1802: 42 MEEKE, [ Mary ] , MIDNIGHT WEDDINGS.
Preposition: in
- number: Black Redstart Phoenicurus ochruros Noted in small numbers on most dates, seeming to be quite widespread.
Browse dictionary entries near noted
- notecase
- notecard
- notebook
- note over bond spread
- note of hand
- note
- notched
- notch
- notation
- notate
- noteless
- notepad
- notepaper
- notes
- noteworthy
- nother
- nothing
- nothing but
- nothing doing
- nothing for it
