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- notably adverb
In a way that is especially worth noticing. - notation noun (notation, notations)
A system of signs or symbols used to write things down, especially in maths, music or science. - note noun (note, notes); verb (note, notes, noted, noting)
1) A note is a short written message. 2) A note is also a piece of paper money, like a 10-pound note (a bill in the USA). 3) A note is one… - nothing pronoun; noun (a nothing — rare)
Nothing means not anything at all: There is nothing in the box. - nothingness noun
The state of being nothing; not existing. - notice verb (notice, notices, noticed, noticing); noun (a notice, notices; notice)
To see, hear or become aware of something: "Did you notice the new sign?". - notion noun (notion, notions)
An idea or belief about something, often a vague or mistaken one: «I had a notion that school started at nine». - notwithstanding preposition and adverb (notwithstanding — formal)
In spite of; even though something is true (notwithstanding the rain = in spite of the rain). - nought noun (a nought, noughts); number (nought)
1) (UK, Ireland, Australia, NZ) The number zero, 0. 2) (literary) Nothing (more often spelled "naught"). - noun noun (a noun, nouns)
A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing or idea, like «girl», «London», «ball» or «happiness». - nourish verb (nourish, nourishes, nourished, nourishing)
To give a person, animal or plant the food it needs to live, grow and stay healthy. - novel noun (a novel, novels); adjective (novel)
A novel is a long story in a book about made-up people and events. - now adverb; conjunction (now that); noun (for now, until now)
Now means at this time, at the present moment: I am busy now. - null adjective
Having no legal force; cancelled, so that it counts for nothing. - number noun (number, numbers; short form No., no., #); verb (number, numbers, numbered, numbering)
A number tells how many or how much, like 3 or 12. - numeral noun (a numeral, numerals)
A numeral is a symbol or group of symbols that stands for a number, like 7 or VII. - numerate verb
To count or number things; in the Latin quotation it is a form meaning "counted." - numeration noun (numeration — uncountable; a numeration, numerations)
The way numbers are written, read and named, for example our place-value system with ten digits. - numerical adjective (numerical — no comparative forms); adverb (numerically)
1) To do with numbers or shown in numbers. 2) In order of numbers: «in numerical order» means 1, 2, 3 and so on. - numerous adjective
1) Very many; a great number of: numerous mistakes. 2) (formal) Made up of many people or things: a numerous family. - nun noun (a nun, nuns)
1) (church) A nun is a woman who has promised to give her life to God and lives in a religious community called a convent, following rules… - nurse noun (a nurse, nurses); verb (nurse, nurses, nursed, nursing)
A nurse is a person trained to look after sick or injured people, usually in a hospital, clinic or school. - nursling noun
A baby or child being looked after and fed. - nut noun (a nut, nuts)
A nut is a fruit with a hard shell and a seed inside that you can often eat, like a walnut or hazelnut. - nuts noun (plural of nut: a nut, nuts); adjective (nuts, informal)
Nuts are hard-shelled fruits or seeds of some trees and plants, like walnuts, hazelnuts and almonds; many can be eaten.
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