Notice
Notice verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
Passed
Both words in one sentence
- In Season 3 of Grimm, when the Royals are tracing Adalind's flight from Europe, they notice it passed over Oregon, and conclude that she's decided to go home.
Source: Right for the Wrong Reasons -
This means that in some cases the announcement can be passed on to the public in mere minutes, which makes the several weeks notice it would take to get a photograph on a milk carton superfluous.
Source: Face on a Milk Carton -
Here, the heroes are caught in the open trying to secure a weather analysis machine, and don't even notice that the F-5 tornado just passed right over them and they're now inside of it.
Source: Do Not Touch the Funnel Cloud
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Passed and Notice. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/notice/passed
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