Expressed and Noticed

Expressed

Expressed adjective - Communicated in words.

Noticed and expressed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Noticed" instead a verb "Expressed".

Noticed

Noticed adjective - Being perceived or observed.

Expressed and noticed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Expressed" instead a verb "Noticed".

Nearby Words: notice, noticeable, noticing

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / As I Lay Dying However, many fans noticed that the lyrics to some tracks from Awakened expressed heavy skepticism and criticism of Christianity and religion and general.
  • Hugh Mann Unusually for this trope their friend screaming at them in demon voice because they expressed reservations about her creepy plan was noticed, although the real giveaway was when the demonic snake crawled across her forehead under the skin.
    Source: Hugh Mann
  • Recycled Script When older fans noticed it, Barks expressed shame in letters and interviews, feeling like he had been caught doing something wrong, despite that the fans simply thought it was a fun little trivia and liked both the new and old stories.
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