How To Spell note?
How to Pronounce note?
Correct pronunciation for the word "note" is [nˈə͡ʊt], [nˈəʊt], [n_ˈəʊ_t].
Definition of note
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To notice with particular care; to attend to; to set down in writing; to annotate.
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A mark or token; a memorandum; an annotation; notice; a short remark: distinction: an account; a short letter; paper acknowledging a debt and promising payment; a diplomatic communication; a character to mark a sound; the sound itself; tune.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the present tense of Note?
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What is the adverb for note?
The adverb form of the word "note" is "notedly".
What is the adjective for note?
The adjective form of the word "note" is "notable".
Usage over time for note:
This graph shows how "note" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of note?
The plural form of the word "note" is "notes"
What is the singular form of note?
The singular form of the word "note" is "note".
Synonyms for Note:
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n.
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- exegesis .
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- chit .
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- frame of mind ,
- feelings ,
- heart ,
- emotion .
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- certificate ,
- dossier ,
- blue book ,
- charter .
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- identify .
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- eraser ,
- chalkboard ,
- crib ,
- blackboard ,
- essay ,
- dictation .
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- delivery ,
- idiolect ,
- formality ,
- fustian ,
- flow ,
- diction ,
- gymnastics ,
- formulation ,
- fluency .
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- come up ,
- indication ,
- indicator .
- greenback ,
- currency ,
- funds ,
- gross ,
- income ,
- change ,
- draft ,
- assets ,
- bullion ,
- capital ,
- bank note ,
- gold ,
- dollar ,
- ingot ,
- dough ,
- balance sheet ,
- copper ,
- bond ,
- cash ,
- bankroll ,
- coinage ,
- coupon ,
- fortune .
- cry .
- bill .
- inti .
- ciao ,
- howdy ,
- how-do-you-do ,
- hi ,
- highball .
- ejaculation ,
- groan ,
- caw .
- ear .
- bear .
- find .
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v.
• enroll • indicate • comment • annotate • discriminate • keep in mind • experience- feel .
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