v. to watch carefully; to celebrate or honor as a holiday with special events or customs
She observed the fireworks in the sky.
She observed the fireworks in the sky.
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We observed the actions of the praying mantis.
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We observed the fugacity of the leaves.
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He was often observed peeping through the gates in a minatory manner.
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Volcanic eruptions have been observed in the area.
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What religion was observed at lamasery?
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A little girl in Kenya Africa wondered how bats can make their toilet without dirtying themselves when they are hanging upside down. She observed and described it as similar to which of the following?
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What did Tokida say to Allen as the two observed the people of Tokyo?
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When Mathilde first observed what the other kids were doing at Faetre, how did she feel?
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The astronomers observed the aurora borealis.
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We observed the declivity of the hill as we looked down from the top.
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They observed the sun's aureole.
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Who observed that planets revolved around the sun?
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Robert Brown first observed pedesis in 1827.
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How did Danny seem to feel about his father when Sebastian observed them in church?
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watch; notice; obey; keep; celebrate
ignore
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ob-served
curved
served
swerved
conserved
deserved
preserved
reserved
unnerved
underserved
undeserved
unpreserved
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