Pronunciation: /ædvərtəns/
noun the act of paying attention or noticing something
A1 Children should be taught the importance of road safety with advertence.
A2 The advertence of the new safety regulations was highlighted in the company meeting.
B1 The success of the project was due to the team's advertence to detail.
B2 Her keen advertence to the market trends helped her make informed investment decisions.
C1 The artist's masterpiece was a result of years of practice and advertence to his craft.
C2 The surgeon's advertence during the delicate operation saved the patient's life.
formal The researcher's keen advertence to detail allowed them to uncover significant patterns in the data.
informal Pay closer advertence to the instructions next time so you don't make the same mistake.
slang I didn't have enough advertence to realize the consequences of my actions.
figurative Her advertence to the subtle nuances of the painting revealed its hidden meaning.
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