Notice and Screen

Notice

Notice verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.

Screen and notice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Screen" instead a verb "Notice".

Screen

Screen verb - To drive danger or attack away from.

Notice and screen are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Notice" instead a verb "Screen".

Nearby Words: screened, screening, scree, screenful

How words are described

nice nice notice nice screen
special special notice special screen
particular particular notice particular screen
similar similar notice similar screen
Other adjectives: usual, brief, short, standard, original, fake, simple, small, real, huge, little, bad, dark, new, significant, different, wide, failed, bigger.

Common collocations

times notice times screen times

Both words in one sentence

  • Wardrobe Malfunction On-screen presenting partner/off-screen husband Richard Madeley, standing next to her on stage, did not notice and appeared to believe that the crowd were clamouring for his Ali G impression.
  • Subverted in one scene in A League of Their Own, wherein not only does Tom Hanks' character take a leak, his all-female baseball team (whom he doesn't notice or doesn't care are there) actually time how long he pees.note For the record, it was 50 seconds screen time from start to finish.
  • Videogame / Dreaming Mary Also notice that he's the only character who's crying on the main menu screen (shown above).
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