Notice
Notice verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
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How words are described
| human | human notice | human sense |
| good | good notice | good sense |
| clear | clear notice | clear sense |
| similar | similar notice | similar sense |
| Other adjectives: usual, positive, total, original, legal, proper, simple, real, great, little, bad, dark, new, different. | ||
Common collocations
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The fake uses information sheets, leading questions, simple common sense, and has no sense of the supernatural (she didn't notice Mokona at all, or of Watanuki's real problems).
Source: Fortune Teller -
Also the early episodes have quite a few subtle hints that only make sense once we are told (or notice that they have very similar character design, but more likely the former) that Reiko and Ms.
Source: Literature / Another - As does the idea that birds won't take back hatchlings that smell like humans (fun fact: very few birds actually have a sense of smell acute enough to notice if their baby smells strange).
Source: Appeal to Popularity
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