observation
/ˌɑbzərˈveɪʃən/
noun
- The act of watching something or someone carefully, especially to learn something.
- From her window, she made a quiet observation of the children playing in the park.
- The scientist's careful observation of the birds revealed new migration patterns.
- The doctor kept the patient under observation for 24 hours after the surgery.
- A comment or remark based on something you have noticed.
- She made an interesting observation about how the team works together.
- His observation that the weather was changing turned out to be correct.
- During the meeting, he shared a sharp observation about the company's sales strategy.
- The ability to notice things, or the state of being noticed.
- A good detective has keen observation skills.
- The event did not escape public observation.
- Her powers of observation helped her solve the puzzle quickly.