Pronunciation: /ʌnˈnoʊtɪst/
adjective not attracting attention or notice
A1 The small details in the painting went unnoticed by most visitors.
A2 She walked through the crowded market unnoticed by anyone.
B1 The typo in the report went unnoticed until it was too late.
B2 Her contributions to the project often go unnoticed by her colleagues.
C1 The subtle changes in the company's strategy went unnoticed by the competitors.
C2 The spy was able to move through the enemy territory unnoticed due to his stealthy tactics.
adverb in a way that does not attract attention or notice
A1 She walked through the crowded room unnoticed.
A2 The small mistake went unnoticed by most people.
B1 The changes in the policy went unnoticed by the employees.
B2 His contributions to the project went unnoticed until the final presentation.
C1 The subtle nuances of the painting were not to be left unnoticed by the art critic.
C2 The intricacies of the legal document did not go unnoticed by the experienced lawyer.
formal The small changes in the company's policy went unnoticed by most employees.
informal I left the party early and went unnoticed by everyone.
slang I slipped out of the meeting unnoticed like a ninja.
figurative Her hard work often goes unnoticed, but she doesn't mind as long as she knows she's making a difference.
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