Uk English Meaning of observations
Observations
Other Uk English words related to Observations
Nearest Words of observations
- observers => observers
- observes => observes
- obsess (about or over) => (Obsessed (with or about
- obsessed (about or over) => obsessed (about or over)
- obsessed (over) => obsessed (with)
- obsessing => obsessed
- obsessing (about or over) => (about or over) obsessing
- obstacles => obstacles
- obstetricians => Obstetricians
- obstinateness => Obstinacy
Definitions and Meaning of observations in English
observations
an act of recognizing and noting a fact or occurrence often involving measurement with instruments, the condition of one that is observed, an act or the power of seeing or fixing the mind upon something, the state of being observed, an act or an instance of observing a custom, rule, or law, the noting of a fact or occurrence (as in nature) often involving the measurement of some magnitude with suitable instruments, attentive care, a record so obtained, an opinion formed or expressed after observing, designed for use in viewing something (such as scenery) or in making observations, a record or description so obtained, an act or instance of observing a custom, rule, or law, an act of gathering information (as for scientific studies) by noting facts or occurrences, remark, statement, observance sense 3, close watch or examination (as to monitor or diagnose a condition), a judgment on or inference (see inference sense 2) from what one has observed
FAQs About the word observations
Observations
an act of recognizing and noting a fact or occurrence often involving measurement with instruments, the condition of one that is observed, an act or the power o
Compliance,conformities,observances,deferrals,obediences,With kind regards,,respects,submissions,accessions,acquiescences
breaches,infringements,transgressions,trespasses,breaches,challenges,delinquencies,derelictions,ignores,neglects
observances => observances, observability => Observability, obscurities => Obscurities, obscures => obscures, obscurantic => obscurantist,
