noted

UK: ˈnəʊtɪd | US: ˈnoʊtɪd

Definition

  1. adj. widely recognized or well-known

  2. adj. recorded or written down

  3. adj. distinguished or celebrated

Structure
note <record/observe>ed <adjective suffix (past participle)>
Etymology

The word "noted" derives from the verb "note," which originates from the Latin "nota" (a mark or sign) and later Old French "noter" (to observe or record). The suffix "-ed" transforms the verb into a past participle adjective, indicating a state of being recognized or recorded. Over time, "noted" evolved to describe things or people that are distinguished or widely acknowledged.

Examples

  1. She is a noted expert in marine biology.

  2. The meeting minutes noted several key decisions.

  3. His contributions to the field are widely noted.

  4. The historian noted the event in his journal.

  5. The restaurant is noted for its exceptional service.