Pronunciation: /ʌnəbˈzɜrvd/
adjective describing a state of not being noticed or seen
A1 The cat remained unobserved in the bushes.
A2 The unobserved experiment yielded unexpected results.
B1 The unobserved changes in the company's policies went unnoticed by most employees.
B2 The unobserved behavior of the suspect raised suspicions among the investigators.
C1 The unobserved movements of the enemy troops were carefully monitored by the surveillance team.
C2 The unobserved flaws in the system were eventually discovered during a routine audit.
formal The researcher found that the effects of the treatment were unobserved in the control group.
informal I didn't notice the unobserved changes in the background of the photo.
slang I totally missed the unobserved details in the movie.
figurative The unobserved emotions beneath her smile were finally revealed during the confession.
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