observed
adjective
uk
/əbˈzɜːvd/ us
/əbˈzɝːvd/observed adjective (SEEN)
[ before noun ]
science
specialized
There was little observed variability in the time taken to perform this task.
The possible explanations for the observed phenomena are discussed.
- The observed correlation of lead in the blood with IQ is significant.
- The lack of observed difference for the comparison between our study group and the comparator group may be due to the small size of our sample.
- accommodate
- accommodation
- all eyes are on someone/something idiom
- astigmatic
- avoid eye contact
- catch
- clock
- eyeful
- get an eyeful idiom
- leer
- lock eyes (with someone) idiom
- lock your eyes on someone/something idiom
- look at something phrasal verb
- look out for someone/something phrasal verb
- look up phrasal verb
- penetrate
- scan
- shoot
- sidelong
- unseeing
observed adjective (SHOWN)
- Her drawings are beautifully observed and full of humour.
- This memoir is moving, brilliantly observed, and funny in all the right places.
- His novel is full of meticulously observed description.
- Her books are always well written, acutely observed, and very funny.