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note note definition

note


 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  note 
 
  2  of  4  senses  of  note 
 
  Sense  1 
  note,  observe,  mention,  remark 
  =>  comment,  notice,  remark,  point  out 
 
  Sense  2 
  notice,  mark,  note 
  =>  take  notice 
 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  note 
 
  2  of  4  senses  of  note 
 
  Sense  1 
  note,  observe,  mention,  remark 
  =>  comment,  notice,  remark,  point  out 
  =>  criticize,  criticise,  pick  apart 
  =>  reprimand,  censure,  criminate 
  =>  animadvert 
  =>  savage 
  =>  admonish,  reprove 
  =>  rebuke,  rag,  trounce,  reproof,  lecture,  reprimand,  jaw,  dress  down  scold,  chide,  berate,  bawl  out  remonstrate,  chew  out  chew  up  have  words  lambaste,  lambast 
  =>  chastise,  castigate,  objurgate,  chasten,  correct 
  =>  flame 
  =>  tell  off  brush  down 
  =>  reprehend 
  =>  deplore 
  =>  execrate,  anathemize,  anathematize 
  =>  belabor,  belabour 
  =>  come  down 
  =>  denounce 
  =>  fulminate,  rail 
  =>  condemn,  decry,  objurgate,  excoriate 
  =>  blame,  find  fault,  pick 
  =>  disparage,  belittle,  pick  at 
  =>  pan,  tear  apart,  trash 
  =>  discredit,  disgrace 
  =>  deprecate,  depreciate 
  =>  deflate,  puncture 
  =>  minimize,  belittle,  denigrate,  derogate 
  =>  talk  down 
  =>  nitpick 
  =>  attack,  round,  assail,  lash  out  snipe,  assault 
  =>  abuse,  clapperclaw,  blackguard,  shout 
  =>  slang 
  =>  vilify,  revile,  vituperate,  rail 
  =>  curse 
  =>  claw 
  =>  rip 
  =>  whang 
  =>  barrage 
  =>  blister,  whip 
  =>  rubbish 
  =>  wisecrack 
  =>  kibitz,  kibbitz 
 
  Sense  2 
  notice,  mark,  note 
  =>  take  notice 
 
  Entailment  of  verb  note 
 
  2  of  4  senses  of  note 
 
  Sense  2 
  notice,  mark,  note 
  =>  perceive,  comprehend 
 
  Sense  3 
  note,  take  note,  observe 
  =>  perceive,  comprehend 
 
  Synonyms/Hypernyms  (Ordered  by  Frequency)  of  verb  note 
 
  4  senses  of  note 
 
  Sense  1 
  note,  observe,  mention,  remark 
  =>  state,  say  tell 
 
  Sense  2 
  notice,  mark,  note 
 
  Sense  3 
  note,  take  note,  observe 
 
  Sense  4 
  note,  take  down 
  =>  write  down  set  down  get  down  put  down 
 
  Familiarity  of  verb  note 
 
  note  used  as  a  verb  is  uncommon  (polysemy  count  =  4) 
 
  Synonyms  (Grouped  by  Similarity  of  Meaning)  of  verb  note 
 
  Sense  1 
  note,  observe,  mention,  remark 
  =>  state,  say  tell 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  2 
  notice,  mark,  note 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  3 
  note,  take  note,  observe 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  4 
  note,  take  down 
  =>  write  down  set  down  get  down  put  down 
  -------------- 
 
  Grep  of  noun  note 
  bank  note 
  banknote 
  blue  note 
  c-note 
  demand  note 
  eighth  note 
  federal  reserve  note 
  footnote 
  government  note 
  grace  note 
  half  note 
  keynote 
  mental  note 
  municipal  note 
  musical  note 
  note 
  note  of  hand 
  note  payable 
  note  receivable 
  note  value 
  notebook 
  notebook  computer 
  notebook  entry 
  notecase 
  notechis 
  notechis  scutatus 
  notemigonus 
  notemigonus  crysoleucas 
  notepad 
  notepaper 
  passing  note 
  promissory  note 
  quarter  note 
  sixteenth  note 
  sixty-fourth  note 
  thirty-second  note 
  time  note 
  treasury  note 
  whole  note 
 
  Overview  of  noun  note 
 
  The  noun  note  has  9  senses  (first  9  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (327)  note,  short  letter,  line  --  (a  short  personal  letter;  "drop  me  a  line  when  you  get  there") 
  2.  (223)  note  --  (a  brief  written  record;  "he  made  a  note  of  the  appointment") 
  3.  (110)  note  --  (a  characteristic  emotional  quality;  "it  ended  on  a  sour  note";  "there  was  a  note  of  gaiety  in  her  manner";  "he  detected  a  note  of  sarcasm") 
  4.  (98)  bill,  note,  government  note,  bank  bill,  banker's  bill,  bank  note,  banknote,  Federal  Reserve  note,  greenback  --  (a  piece  of  paper  money  (especially  one  issued  by  a  central  bank);  "he  peeled  off  five  one-thousand-zloty  notes") 
  5.  (98)  note,  musical  note,  tone  --  (a  notation  representing  the  pitch  and  duration  of  a  musical  sound;  "the  singer  held  the  note  too  long") 
  6.  (76)  note,  annotation,  notation  --  (a  comment  (usually  added  to  a  text);  "his  notes  were  appended  at  the  end  of  the  article") 
  7.  (16)  eminence,  distinction,  preeminence,  note  --  (high  status  importance  owing  to  marked  superiority;  "a  scholar  of  great  eminence") 
  8.  (14)  note  --  (a  tone  of  voice  that  shows  what  the  speaker  is  feeling;  "there  was  a  note  of  uncertainty  in  his  voice") 
  9.  (12)  note,  promissory  note,  note  of  hand  --  (a  promise  to  pay  a  specified  amount  on  demand  or  at  a  certain  time;  "I  had  to  co-sign  his  note  at  the  bank") 
 
  Overview  of  verb  note 
 
  The  verb  note  has  4  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (41)  note,  observe,  mention,  remark  --  (make  mention  of  "She  observed  that  his  presentation  took  up  too  much  time";  "They  noted  that  it  was  a  fine  day  to  go  sailing") 
  2.  (37)  notice,  mark,  note  --  (notice  or  perceive;  "She  noted  that  someone  was  following  her";  "mark  my  words") 
  3.  (30)  note,  take  note,  observe  --  (observe  with  care  or  pay  close  attention  to  "Take  note  of  this  chemical  reaction") 
  4.  (3)  note,  take  down  --  (make  a  written  note  of  "she  noted  everything  the  teacher  said  that  morning") 
 
  Grep  of  adj  note 
  noted 
  noteworthy 
 
  Overview  of  noun  note 
 
  The  noun  note  has  9  senses  (first  9  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (327)  note,  short  letter,  line  --  (a  short  personal  letter;  "drop  me  a  line  when  you  get  there") 
  2.  (223)  note  --  (a  brief  written  record;  "he  made  a  note  of  the  appointment") 
  3.  (110)  note  --  (a  characteristic  emotional  quality;  "it  ended  on  a  sour  note";  "there  was  a  note  of  gaiety  in  her  manner";  "he  detected  a  note  of  sarcasm") 
  4.  (98)  bill,  note,  government  note,  bank  bill,  banker's  bill,  bank  note,  banknote,  Federal  Reserve  note,  greenback  --  (a  piece  of  paper  money  (especially  one  issued  by  a  central  bank);  "he  peeled  off  five  one-thousand-zloty  notes") 
  5.  (98)  note,  musical  note,  tone  --  (a  notation  representing  the  pitch  and  duration  of  a  musical  sound;  "the  singer  held  the  note  too  long") 
  6.  (76)  note,  annotation,  notation  --  (a  comment  (usually  added  to  a  text);  "his  notes  were  appended  at  the  end  of  the  article") 
  7.  (16)  eminence,  distinction,  preeminence,  note  --  (high  status  importance  owing  to  marked  superiority;  "a  scholar  of  great  eminence") 
  8.  (14)  note  --  (a  tone  of  voice  that  shows  what  the  speaker  is  feeling;  "there  was  a  note  of  uncertainty  in  his  voice") 
  9.  (12)  note,  promissory  note,  note  of  hand  --  (a  promise  to  pay  a  specified  amount  on  demand  or  at  a  certain  time;  "I  had  to  co-sign  his  note  at  the  bank") 
 
  Overview  of  verb  note 
 
  The  verb  note  has  4  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (41)  note,  observe,  mention,  remark  --  (make  mention  of  "She  observed  that  his  presentation  took  up  too  much  time";  "They  noted  that  it  was  a  fine  day  to  go  sailing") 
  2.  (37)  notice,  mark,  note  --  (notice  or  perceive;  "She  noted  that  someone  was  following  her";  "mark  my  words") 
  3.  (30)  note,  take  note,  observe  --  (observe  with  care  or  pay  close  attention  to  "Take  note  of  this  chemical  reaction") 
  4.  (3)  note,  take  down  --  (make  a  written  note  of  "she  noted  everything  the  teacher  said  that  morning") 



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