Lost and Unnoticed

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Lost adjective - No longer possessed.

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Unnoticed and lost are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unnoticed" instead an adjective "Lost".

Nearby Word: losing

Unnoticed adjective - Not noticed.

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Lost and unnoticed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lost" instead an adjective "Unnoticed".

This didn't go entirely unnoticed in the second film, however; he mentioned that the reason he lost his career and went drunk was because he lost his ship and got his entire crew killed in a hurricane he only got caught in because of the Mercy Lead from the first film.

Source: Character Derailment / Film
Many a chess grandmaster has lost games to beginners in simultaneous exhibitions (that is, when they're playing against several people at the same time) by setting traps whose bait goes unnoticed.

Source: Too Dumb to Fool
Her demonic leanings do not go unnoticed by Hester, nor by the community at large.On the day on which Hester receives her scarlet letter, another surprise appears: Roger Chillingworth, Hester's long-lost husband.

Source: Literature / The Scarlet Letter

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